A recent report by The Aspen Times has sparked concern about the use of certain devices on public lands. The Bureau of Land Management has reopened the possibility of using M-44 sodium cyanide devices in areas including Pitkin County.

Further details about this development are available from The Aspen Times, which published an article on the topic. The article discusses the implications of allowing these devices on public lands.

The issue has prompted calls for a ban on the use of these devices, with some arguing that current safety measures are insufficient.