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The Trump administration is trying to kill a rule that protects millions of acres of national forests | Charles F Sams III
The Trump administration is attempting to eliminate the Roadless Area Conservation Rule, which has protected over 58 million acres of national forests since 2001. The rule, supported by bipartisan efforts and public input, prohibits road construction and timber harvesting in designated areas.
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