Fresh off the press, The Daily Sentinel in Grand Junction is reporting that “The Bureau of Land Management removed more than 58,000 acres from its Nov. 8 oil and gas lease sale after receiving protests from Grand County, a slate of environmental groups, several towns and some Grand County residents.”
BLM pulls lease parcels after protests
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