The White House in the presidential candidate supported by Friday Joe Biden to lead the nation’s public land bureau, pushed back response to the call to pull the nomination of the lawmakers of the regular parliament.
Previously, the minority leader of the US Senate Mitch McConnell joined several Republican Senate colleagues for Biden to attract Montana Conservationist Stone-Manning nominations to run the land management bureau because the incident traced the tree for decades.
Spiking trees involve hammering metal trunks into trees to prevent logging.
On Friday, the White House said in a statement that the stone-manning “was a dedicated public servant who had years of experience and a trail record that was proven to find a common solution and foundation when it comes to our land and public waters.
He is very qualified.
The next land management bureau director.
“BLM, a division of the Interior Department, manages more than 10 of the surface area of ​​the country, overseeing enabling energy development, grazing, harvesting wood and recreation.
Director’s position will be the center of Biden administration efforts to overcome climate change through climate change.
Management of public land, including the current review of the federal oil and gas leasing program.
This week, 10 Republicans from the Energy Senate Committee and Natural Resources, including Senator John Barrasso Wyoming, sent a letter to Biden to withdraw.
They accused rock making to make false statements to the committee about his involvement with extreme environmental groups in the late 1980s.
The Chairman of the Democrat Committee, Senator Joe Manchin from West Virginia, did not respond to a comment request.
Most Batu Manning was recently a senior advisor for conservation policies at the National Wildlife Federation, advocating for former President Donald push Trump to maximize the production of fossil fuels at the expense of other general land use.
Before joining NWF in 2017, Batu-Manning served as the Chief of Staff to the former Democratic Montana Governor, Steve Bullock.
He could not be contacted for comments.