Trump signs major conservation bill into law | TheHill
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Trump signed the Great American Outdoors Act, which would provide $900 million annually in oil and gas revenues for the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF), which helps secure land for trails and parks.The legislation would also provide billions of dollars over five years to address a maintenance backlog at national parks. It’s a shame since it has been a strong, bipartisan bill from the start,” Manchin spokesperson Sam Runyon told The Hill in an email.The White House did not answer questions about whether any Democrats were invited to the bill signing.Trump on Tuesday reiterated that Daines and Gardner convinced him during the meeting, saying "within about a minute I was convinced and I wasn't at all convinced before I walked in."The LWCF provides money to protect endangered species habitats, develop parks and outdoor recreation sites and protect sensitive forests.
As said here by Rachel Frazin