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    Interior Department plans more changes in national monuments

    by Keith Schneider, Los Angeles Times Dec 05, 2017 3 minutes

    SALT LAKE CITY - Eight months after President Donald Trump ordered a review of national monuments, and a day after the president removed 2 million acres of public land from federal protection in Utah, Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke on Tuesday announced recommendations for much smaller boundary adjustments to monuments in Nevada and Oregon.

    During a conference call with reporters, Zinke said he urged the president to adjust acreage in the 297,000-acre Gold Butte National Monument in Nevada and the 100,000-acre Cascade-Siskiyou monument in Oregon. He

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