Molly Conger

It's livestock.

Livestock is productive.

But then like how exactly are we measuring that?

Does it have to be profitable?

Do you have to be exporting something?

Like, do you have to have a government?

Like, what is the threshold here for what's productive?

Right.

So like without without a hard and fast, like clear written standard, this is the government just deciding who does or doesn't get to do business with them.

So now you lose your government contract because you try something new, try something sustainable.

So in order to use this land that is supposed to be for public preservation, you have to be as exploitative and destructive as possible.

Yeah.

Great.

Thank you, Doug Burgum.

Then how is that land management?

This is the Bureau of Land Exploitation.

But having officially rescinded their rule on conserving the land.

And again, without adequately defining it, I just feel like this is another vector for just handing out government resources to donors, to allies.

No, and if anybody does try to take this to court, the Supreme Court will just say, no, you have to strip mine the field.

Even whether there's gas there or not, you have to set up fracking.