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    The document outlines a court case between petitioners Western Energy Alliance, Petroleum Association of Wyoming, and the state of Wyoming against respondents Joseph Biden, Deb Haaland, and federal agencies regarding the pausing of oil and gas leasing on federal lands. The petitioners claim this pause is unlawful while the respondents argue the case should be dismissed. The court considers whether the pause causes direct harm and whether the issues are ripe for review before determining if it will dismiss the case or proceed to its merits.

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    The document outlines a court case between petitioners Western Energy Alliance, Petroleum Association of Wyoming, and the state of Wyoming against respondents Joseph Biden, Deb Haaland, and federal agencies regarding the pausing of oil and gas leasing on federal lands. The petitioners claim this pause is unlawful while the respondents argue the case should be dismissed. The court considers whether the pause causes direct harm and whether the issues are ripe for review before determining if it will dismiss the case or proceed to its merits.

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    The document outlines a court case between petitioners Western Energy Alliance, Petroleum Association of Wyoming, and the state of Wyoming against respondents Joseph Biden, Deb Haaland, and federal agencies regarding the pausing of oil and gas leasing on federal lands. The petitioners claim this pause is unlawful while the respondents argue the case should be dismissed. The court considers whether the pause causes direct harm and whether the issues are ripe for review before determining if it will dismiss the case or proceed to its merits.

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    Case 2:21-cv-00013-SWS Document 115 Filed 09/02/22 Page 1 of 26

    UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT


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    WESTERN ENERGY ALLIANCE and '9
    PETROLEUM ASSOCIATION OF WYOMING, ^>i

    Petitioners,

    No. 21-CV-13-SWS
    (Lead Case)
    JOSEPH R. BIDEN, JR., in his official capacity as President of the
    United States; DEB HAALAND, in her official capacityas
    Secretary of the Interior; and THE UNITED STATES BUREAU
    OF LAND MANAGEMENT,

    Respondents, and

    CENTER FOR BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY, et al ("Conservation


    Groups"), and ALTERRA MOUNTAIN COMPANY, et al
    ("Business Coalition"),

    Intervenor-Respondents.

    STATE OF WYOMING,

    Petitioner,

    No. 21-CV-56-SWS
    (Joined Case)
    THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR;
    DEBRA ANNE HAALAND, in her official capacity as
    Secretary of the Interior; THE BUREAU OF LAND
    MANAGEMENT; NADA CULVER, in her official capacity
    as Acting Director of the Bureau of Land Management; and
    KIM LIEBHAUSER, in her official capacity as the Acting
    Director of the Wyoming State Bureau of Land Management,

    Respondents, and

    CENTER FOR BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY, et al ("Conservation


    Groups"), and ALTERRA MOUNTAIN COMPANY, et al
    ("Business Coalition"),

    Intervenor-Respondents.

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