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Senate Republicans are pushing forward a controversial provision in their sweeping budget reconciliation bill that would authorize the sale of up to 3.3 million acres of public land in the Western United States.

The measure, which has a potentially significant impact on outdoor recreation, hunting and wildlife across some of the most iconic landscapes of the U.S., has ignited fierce resistance from conservationists, Democrats, and even some MAGA Republicans, uniting unlikely political allies in defense of keeping public lands from being developed...

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