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This Joint Resolution is a formal expression from the Nevada Legislature urging the United States Congress to abolish the Gold Butte National Monument. A National Monument is an area of land protected by the federal government for its natural beauty, historical significance, or cultural importance, often designated by the President under the Antiquities Act. Abolishing it would mean removing this federal protection, potentially allowing for different uses of the land. The resolution, identified as BDR R-876, signifies the Nevada Legislature's desire for Congress to take action to end the monument's protected status.