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Interior Department provided no explanation for the delay, but has pointed out that it's not legally required to make a decision until March 2020.
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The Interior Department said in announcing plans to reorganize the BLM last week that about 300 bureau employees currently located in Washington, D.C., would end up at the new headquarters in Grand Junction, Colorado, by the end of 2020.
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