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STOP HR 6939 FROM BECOMING LAW

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Carol Beagle
7 years ago

To improve our state's economy we need less reliance on energy development, not more!

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Kathryn keely
7 years ago

This land needs to be protected. Humans have ruined enough already

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Jason A Lillegraven
7 years ago

HR 6939 represents an enormous step backwards in terms of protecting and preserving wilderness values that otherwise would become treasures to our future generations.

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Britt Brito
7 years ago

delete Public lands should be kept public. These lands should be protected for future generations, not exploited

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Britt Brito
7 years ago

Public lands should be kept public. These lands should be protected for future generations, not exploited.

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Ryan Banik
7 years ago

Keep public lands public. We are all land owners with public lands. I want to be able to teach my children how to hunt, fish, and ride horses. Can’t do that if some millionaire owns our land.

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Collin Cundy
7 years ago

Wilderness Study Areas and access to public land should be protected and not exploited. Preserved for future generations and not selfless momentary gain.

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Kristen Gunther
7 years ago

The Wilderness Study Areas targeted by this top-down, out of touch piece of legislation are some of the most incredible lands in Wyoming. It would be unconscionable for this bill to move forward at all. It does not represent the will of Wyoming's people, who love these places.

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Ryan Stief
7 years ago

Wilderness areas are essential to those who seek peace there as well as wildlife. Preserving these wilderness areas ensures that future generations will have the opportunity to learn, enjoy and build memories with the untrammeled land.

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Sheryl Skoglund
7 years ago

Amendment V of the Constitution. The Public and private lands belong to the people of the United States.

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Makala Knox
7 years ago

Wilderness areas are essential to those who seek peace there as well as wildlife. Preserving these wilderness areas ensures that future generations will have the opportunity to learn, enjoy and build memories with the untrammeled land.

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Makala Knox
7 years ago

Wilderness areas are essential to those who seek peace there as well as wildlife. Preserving these wilderness areas ensures that future generations will have the opportunity to learn, enjoy and build memories with the untrammeled land.

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Shawna Muller
7 years ago

Representative Cheney, Not only is public lands homes for our vast wildlife populations, they are also an escape for Wyomingites. If this bill is passed, our public lands will be stripped from hunters, fisherman and avid outdoors men/women. The name PUBLIC is there for a reason! This bill needs more consideration, look further than revenue for the state. Money is not everything.

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Jennie Boulerice
7 years ago

Dear Representative Cheney, Please act as a Representative should and ask for robust public input, not just the voices of a select few, before you continue to push HR 6939.

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Kathy K Payne
7 years ago

Wilderness areas are vital for our planet - don't destroy them with this bill. Once gone, we won't get them back

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Shayla Fosmo
7 years ago

Public lands make Wyoming what it is and they need to be protected not exploited.

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jake goheen
7 years ago

Dear Representative Cheney: if the majority of Wyomingites (and Americans, to whom these public lands belong as well) knew you were trying to do this, do you think that they would support it? The fact that there have been no public meetings about this suggests that you're assuming no one is paying attention. With all due respect, please knock it off. And if private lands are so appealing, please consider remaining in Virginia, where they abound.

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carl ingersoll
7 years ago

stop this land grab by the mineral industries

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Colleen Cabot
7 years ago

Defeat HR 6939. Protect our public lands

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Anonymous
7 years ago

I object to HR 6939.