Rivian is submitting a public comment to the Bureau of Land Management in support of the proposed Public Lands Rule. We invite our community to join us in using our voices during such a critical time for the future of our planet. Together we can have the greatest impact.
If passed, the proposed framework will support the core of Rivian's mission, to sustain the planet for generations to come, by historically elevating conservation of our public lands through restoration, protection and informed decision-making. Comments to help get this rule passed are due to the Bureau of Land Management before July 5, 2023.
Join us and submit your comment, Act Now.
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is the United States’ largest federal land management agency by acreage, responsible for 10% of land in the U.S. and 30% of the nation's minerals. These public lands are places where individuals, families and communities gather to adventure and experience the wonders of the natural world. They encompass every terrain from forests and mountains to arctic tundras and deserts, spanning all 50 states.
The new proposed framework balances how the BLM will manage our public land and water and how it will fulfill the "multiple use and sustained yield" mandate set by Congress. The proposal defines conservation as a "use" under the Federal Lands Policy and Management Act (FLPMA) and places it on equal footing with other land uses such as oil and gas extraction, mining, grazing, recreation and energy development. This is especially important to Rivian, as we are committed to connecting people with the outdoors and supporting the growth of renewable energy production and access. A balanced approach is essential in justly considering the health of our public lands in decision making for these and all types of future uses and developments.
Learn more about the Public Lands Rule here. Submit your comment, Act Now.
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