Fossil fuel developments on U.S. public lands emit more greenhouse gases than most countries.

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By Zoya TeirsteinJan 25, 2018, 4:41 pm111 pts
What? Yes. According to a report released by The Wilderness Society on Thursday, “If U.S. public lands were their own country, they would rank fifth in the world for greenhouse gas emissions.” There’s been a big hullaballoo over Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke’s plans to turn our public lands over to…

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