Trump orders review of national monuments to allow developmentWASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump has signed an executive order to allow national monument designations to be rescinded or reduce the size of sites as the administration pushes to open up more federal land to drilling, mining and other development. Trump’s order is part of an effort to reverse many of the  environmental protections implemented by his predecessor, Democratic President Barack Obama that Trump said were hobbling economic growth. Trump’s agenda is being cheered by industry but enraging conservationists. Legal challenges are expected because no president has ever rescinded a monument designation. In announcing the order on Wednesday Republican Trump said Obama’s use of the 1906 Antiquities Act to create monuments was an “egregious abuse of federal power” that allowed the federal government to “lock up” millions of acres of land and water. The Antiquities Act gives a president the authority to create national monuments from federal lands to protect significant natural, cultural, or scientific features. “Today we’re putting the states back in charge,” Trump said, adding that they should decide which land is protected and which is open for development.   Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke told reporters late Tuesday the order requires him to review about 30 national monuments created over the past two decades, and recommend which designations should be lifted or altered. The monuments covered under the review will range from the Grand Staircase created by President Bill Clinton in 1996 to the Bears Ears created by Obama in December 2016, both in Utah.   Zinke said he will seek local feedback before making  recommendations, adding that reversing a monument designation could be tricky. “It is untested, as you know, whether the president can do that,” Zinke said.     President Woodrow Wilson reduced the size of Washington state’s Mount Olympus National Monument in 1915, arguing there was an urgent need for timber at the time. Zinke said he will review the Bears Ears monument first and make a recommendation to the president in 45 days. He has 120 days to issue a full report on all monuments to the president. Bears Ears protects Native American cultural heritage and sacred sites. Obama created the Bears Ears monument in the final days of his administration. Utah’s governor and the state’s congressional delegation opposed the designation, saying it was done against the wishes of citizens eager for development. Utah Governor Gary Herbert, and Senators Mike Lee and Orin Hatch, all Republicans, stood beside Trump as he signed the order. Trump said the lawmakers lobbied him for the order. Bears Ears is near where Texas-based EOG Resources Inc has been approved to drill. Republican House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan praised the order. “I commend the Trump administration for stopping this cycle of executive abuse and beginning a review of past designations,” he said.  Conservation and tribal groups were critical. “With this review, the Trump Administration is walking into a legal, political and moral mine field,” said Kate Kelly, public lands director for the Center for American Progress.  Democratic Congressman Raul Grijalva of Arizona, ranking member of the House Natural Resources Committee, warned Zinke not to make an “ideological” decision. He said previous monuments were decided “after years of close federal consultation with multiple local stakeholders.” The five Native American tribes that pushed to create the Bears Ears monument to protect ancestral land said they will fight to protect it. The Outdoor Industry Association, the trade group of the recreation industry, also attacked the order.  The group has estimated the outdoor recreation economy generates over $887 billion in consumer spending and creates 7.6 million jobs. “Less than 24 hours after joining with our industry to celebrate the economic power of outdoor recreation, in a hypocritical move, the Trump administration took unprecedented steps that could result in the removal of protections for treasured public lands,” said Rose Marcario, chief executive of outdoor gear retailer Patagonia.   On Friday, before the close of Trump’s first 100 days in office, he is expected to sign an executive order that would review offshore areas available for offshore oil and gas exploration that have been restricted by previous presidents. (This version of the story has been refiled to delete extraneous text in paragraph 17) politicsNews
trump orders review national monuments allow developmentwashington reuters president donald trump signed executive order allow national monument designations rescinded reduce size sites administration pushes open federal land drilling mining development trump order part effort reverse many environmental protections implemented predecessor democratic president barack obama trump said lobbying economic growth trump agenda cheered industry engaging conservationists legal challenges expected president ever rescinded monument designation in announcing order wednesday republican trump said obama use antiquities act create monuments egregious abuse federal power allowed federal government lock millions acres land water the antiquities act gives president authority create national monuments federal lands protect significant natural cultural scientific features today putting states back charge trump said adding decide land protected open development interior secretary ryan zine told reporters late tuesday order requires review national monuments created past two decades recommend designations lifted altered the monuments covered review range grand staircase created president bill clinton bears ears created obama december utah zine said seek local feedback making recommendations adding reversing monument designation could tricky it contested know whether president zine said president woodrow wilson reduced size washington state mount olympics national monument arguing urgent need timber time zine said review bears ears monument first make recommendation president days he days issue full report monuments president bears ears protects native american cultural heritage sacred sites obama created bears ears monument final days administration utah governor state congressional delegation opposed designation saying done wishes citizens eager development utah governor gary herbert senators mike lee orig hatch republicans stood beside trump signed order trump said lawmakers lobbied order bears ears near log resources inc approved drill republican house representatives speaker paul ryan praised order i commend trump administration stopping cycle executive abuse beginning review past designations said conservation tribal groups critical with review trump administration walking legal political moral mine field said kate kelly public lands director center american progress democratic congressman raul grijalva arizona ranking member house natural resources committee warned zine make ideological decision he said previous monuments decided years close federal consultation multiple local the five native american tribes pushed create bears ears monument protect ancestral land said fight protect the outdoor industry association trade group recreation industry also attacked order the group estimated outdoor recreation economy generates billion consumer spending creates million jobs less hours joining industry celebrate economic power outdoor recreation hypocritical move trump administration took unprecedented steps could result removal protections treasure public lands said rose marcario chief executive outdoor gear retailer patagonia on friday close trump first days office expected sign executive order would review offshore areas available offshore oil gas exploration restricted previous presidents this version story refined delete extraneous text paragraph politicsnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Trump orders review of national monuments to allow developmentWASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump has signed an executive order to allow national monument designations to be rescinded or reduce the size of sites as the administration pushes to open up more federal land to drilling, mining and other development. Trump’s order is part of an effort to reverse many of the  environmental protections implemented by his predecessor, Democratic President Barack Obama that Trump said were hobbling economic growth. Trump’s agenda is being cheered by industry but enraging conservationists. Legal challenges are expected because no president has ever rescinded a monument designation. In announcing the order on Wednesday Republican Trump said Obama’s use of the 1906 Antiquities Act to create monuments was an “egregious abuse of federal power” that allowed the federal government to “lock up” millions of acres of land and water. The Antiquities Act gives a president the authority to create national monuments from federal lands to protect significant natural, cultural, or scientific features. “Today we’re putting the states back in charge,” Trump said, adding that they should decide which land is protected and which is open for development.   Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke told reporters late Tuesday the order requires him to review about 30 national monuments created over the past two decades, and recommend which designations should be lifted or altered. The monuments covered under the review will range from the Grand Staircase created by President Bill Clinton in 1996 to the Bears Ears created by Obama in December 2016, both in Utah.   Zinke said he will seek local feedback before making  recommendations, adding that reversing a monument designation could be tricky. “It is untested, as you know, whether the president can do that,” Zinke said.     President Woodrow Wilson reduced the size of Washington state’s Mount Olympus National Monument in 1915, arguing there was an urgent need for timber at the time. Zinke said he will review the Bears Ears monument first and make a recommendation to the president in 45 days. He has 120 days to issue a full report on all monuments to the president. Bears Ears protects Native American cultural heritage and sacred sites. Obama created the Bears Ears monument in the final days of his administration. Utah’s governor and the state’s congressional delegation opposed the designation, saying it was done against the wishes of citizens eager for development. Utah Governor Gary Herbert, and Senators Mike Lee and Orin Hatch, all Republicans, stood beside Trump as he signed the order. Trump said the lawmakers lobbied him for the order. Bears Ears is near where Texas-based EOG Resources Inc has been approved to drill. Republican House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan praised the order. “I commend the Trump administration for stopping this cycle of executive abuse and beginning a review of past designations,” he said.  Conservation and tribal groups were critical. “With this review, the Trump Administration is walking into a legal, political and moral mine field,” said Kate Kelly, public lands director for the Center for American Progress.  Democratic Congressman Raul Grijalva of Arizona, ranking member of the House Natural Resources Committee, warned Zinke not to make an “ideological” decision. He said previous monuments were decided “after years of close federal consultation with multiple local stakeholders.” The five Native American tribes that pushed to create the Bears Ears monument to protect ancestral land said they will fight to protect it. The Outdoor Industry Association, the trade group of the recreation industry, also attacked the order.  The group has estimated the outdoor recreation economy generates over $887 billion in consumer spending and creates 7.6 million jobs. “Less than 24 hours after joining with our industry to celebrate the economic power of outdoor recreation, in a hypocritical move, the Trump administration took unprecedented steps that could result in the removal of protections for treasured public lands,” said Rose Marcario, chief executive of outdoor gear retailer Patagonia.   On Friday, before the close of Trump’s first 100 days in office, he is expected to sign an executive order that would review offshore areas available for offshore oil and gas exploration that have been restricted by previous presidents. (This version of the story has been refiled to delete extraneous text in paragraph 17) politicsNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: trump orders review national monuments allow developmentwashington reuters president donald trump signed executive order allow national monument designations rescinded reduce size sites administration pushes open federal land drilling mining development trump order part effort reverse many environmental protections implemented predecessor democratic president barack obama trump said lobbying economic growth trump agenda cheered industry engaging conservationists legal challenges expected president ever rescinded monument designation in announcing order wednesday republican trump said obama use antiquities act create monuments egregious abuse federal power allowed federal government lock millions acres land water the antiquities act gives president authority create national monuments federal lands protect significant natural cultural scientific features today putting states back charge trump said adding decide land protected open development interior secretary ryan zine told reporters late tuesday order requires review national monuments created past two decades recommend designations lifted altered the monuments covered review range grand staircase created president bill clinton bears ears created obama december utah zine said seek local feedback making recommendations adding reversing monument designation could tricky it contested know whether president zine said president woodrow wilson reduced size washington state mount olympics national monument arguing urgent need timber time zine said review bears ears monument first make recommendation president days he days issue full report monuments president bears ears protects native american cultural heritage sacred sites obama created bears ears monument final days administration utah governor state congressional delegation opposed designation saying done wishes citizens eager development utah governor gary herbert senators mike lee orig hatch republicans stood beside trump signed order trump said lawmakers lobbied order bears ears near log resources inc approved drill republican house representatives speaker paul ryan praised order i commend trump administration stopping cycle executive abuse beginning review past designations said conservation tribal groups critical with review trump administration walking legal political moral mine field said kate kelly public lands director center american progress democratic congressman raul grijalva arizona ranking member house natural resources committee warned zine make ideological decision he said previous monuments decided years close federal consultation multiple local the five native american tribes pushed create bears ears monument protect ancestral land said fight protect the outdoor industry association trade group recreation industry also attacked order the group estimated outdoor recreation economy generates billion consumer spending creates million jobs less hours joining industry celebrate economic power outdoor recreation hypocritical move trump administration took unprecedented steps could result removal protections treasure public lands said rose marcario chief executive outdoor gear retailer patagonia on friday close trump first days office expected sign executive order would review offshore areas available offshore oil gas exploration restricted previous presidents this version story refined delete extraneous text paragraph politicsnews