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Policy Analysis Group Report - University of Idaho College of Natural Resources

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Title:
History and Analysis of Federally Administered Lands in Idaho
Creator:
Jay O'Laughlin; Wyatt R. Hundrup; Philip S. Cook
Date Created (ISO Standard):
1998
Description:
Policy Analysis Group Report - University of Idaho College of Natural Resources
Abstract:
Sixty-four percent of the land in Idaho is administered by the federal government. This report answers four focus questions: Why is 64% of Idaho federal land? What is the purpose of federal lands? What does the law say about "ownership" of federal lands? What "federalism" issues are relevant? The report analyses 10 alternatives for management of federal lands: two "no change" alternatives (current plans and interim directions, ecosystem-based management), two "change ownership" alternatives (land sale, ownership transfer to states) and six "change rules for management" alternatives (economic-based reforms, land leasing, Federal Land Management Commission, local advisory council, trust land management, cooperative state/federal management). A framework for comparing the alternatives is presented.
Subjects:
state land resource management environmental policy
Type:
Text
Format:
application/pdf
Language:
eng

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"History and Analysis of Federally Administered Lands in Idaho", Institutional Repository Collection, University of Idaho Library Digital Collections, https://www.lib.uidaho.edu/digital/ir/items/ir0058.html
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