Author's Summary
A regulatory loophole enables ranchers to extend grazing permits on public lands with minimal review of ecological harm, as oversight diminishes and cattle exceed allowed areas, numbers, or durations. (148 characters)
Key Issue
Reduced supervision allows livestock to graze in unauthorized spots. Cattle often appear in higher quantities or stay longer than permitted. This practice raises serious environmental concerns.
Impacts Highlighted
- Grazing beyond designated zones harms sensitive ecosystems.
- Extended durations and increased numbers degrade rangeland health.
- Weak analysis overlooks effects on species like sage grouse.
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