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WA state schools chief should leave forestry to the experts
The article criticizes Chris Reykdal, a Natural Resources board member, for overstepping his role by making impulsive judgments on timber sales instead of relying on state staff analyses. It argues his responsibility is policy-setting, not micromanaging forestry operations.
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