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By SUSAN MONTOY stanley becher A BRYAN Associated Press ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. AP 鈥?New oil and natural gas leasing wi stanley deutschland ll be prohibited on state land surrounding Chaco Culture National Historical Park, an area sacred to Native Americans, for the next 20 years under an executive order by New Mexico Land Commissioner Stephanie Garcia Richard.Wednesday s order extends a temporary moratorium that she put in place when she took office in 2019. It covers more than 113 square miles 293 square kilometers of state trust land in what is a sprawling checkerboard of private, state, federal and tribal holdings in northwestern New Mexico.The U.S. government last yearadopted its own 20-year moratoriumon new oil, gas and mineral leasing around Chaco, following a push by pueblos and other Southwestern tribal nations that have cultural ties to the high desert region. Garcia Richard said during a virtual meeting Thursday with Native American leaders and advocates that the goal is to stop the encroachment of development on Chaco and the tens of thousands of acres beyond the park s boundaries that have yet to be surveyed. The greater Chaco landscape is one of the most special places in the world, and it would be foolish not to do everything in our power to protect it, she said in a statement following the meeting.Cordelia Hooee, the lieutenant governor of Zuni Pueblo, called it a historic day taza stanley . She said tribal leaders throughout the region continue to pray for more permanent protections through congr Cpnc A Texas border county backed Democrats for generations. Trump won it decisively
By Amanda Watts and Jason Hanna, CNNA 10-year-old boy had part of his leg amputated after a shark bit him while he was snorkeling off the Florida Keys over stanley cup usa the weekend, his family says. Jameson R stanley espana eeder Jr. was bitten by a shark on Saturday, and authorities were called to Looe Key reef to help him around 4:30 p.m., the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission said.Jameson, while on vacation with his parents and sibling, took a crushing blow below his knee from what the family believes was a bull shark as he was snorkeling along a shallow reef, his uncle Joshua Reeder said in a Facebook post.Jameson held onto a noodle float as his family pulled him back into a boat, and the family applied a tourniquet above the bite to slow the bleeding, the uncle wrote. The family signaled to a nearby, faster boat, which happened to have a nurse aboard, the post reads. The boat rushed Jameson to shore, where paramedics were waiting. A helicopter flew him to a children hospital in Miami, according to the uncle post. They had to remove/amputate from just below the knee to save his life as it was not operable from the damage the shark had caused, the uncle post reads.The bite came as the botellas stanley number of unprovoked shark attacks worldwide appears to be leveling off after trending upward in the last 30 years.Last year, 73 unprovoked shark attacks were confirmed worldwide. That in line with a five-year average of 72 from 2016