A government that can price every acre of public land and understand none of it is now putting another 121,000 acres of our land up for auction for some oil company to destroy.

This week, the Bureau of Land Management will lease vast stretches of Utah and Colorado for oil and gas development.

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum has been clear about how this administration sees those lands. Not as places. As assets on a balance sheet.

The companies bidding won’t see canyons, rivers, or cultural sites. They’ll see coordinates, acreage, and projected returns.

And under new law, if enough parcels don’t sell, the government is required to keep offering them until they do.

A landscape reduced to a line item. A canyon reduced to a commodity. A birthright reduced to a bid.

Call your senators. The system depends on people not noticing.

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