An Oregon ranching family has lost its grazing permits five weeks after they were restored.
The interior department revoked four federal allotments for the Hammond family, totaling more than 26-thousand acres. The Trump administration restored the 10-year grazing permits in January, but the new administration says it violated law by not allowing 15-days for environmental groups to file a dispute.
Dwight & Steven Hammond originally lost the permits in 2014, after being charged & convicted for setting fires to rangelands. The two were pardoned by President Trump.
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