The Dept. of the Interior has decided to protect 28 million acres of land in Alaska, reversing a Trump era decision.
FAIRBANKS, Alaska - The Dept. of the Interior has reversed course on a Trump era decision, now retaining protections for 28 million acres of public land in Alaska .
The decision to remove those protections came late in Trump’s term as commander in chief, but the Biden administration put a hold on the decision to analyze the potential impacts.
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