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The Guardianprotecting old growth forests, overly restrictive
Washington Examinerone-size-fits-all restriction, outdated
Washington Timesone-size-fits-all restriction, frustrated land managers
The Trump administration announced plans to rescind the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule, which applies to nearly 45 million acres of National Forest System lands. The US Forest Service filed the proposal under Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins, citing limitations on wildfire risk-reduction work. The rule was originally enacted during the Clinton administration and prohibited road building and logging on affected lands.
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[The Guardian 🏛️] Trump administration to rescind rule protecting old growth forests[Washington Examiner 👤] Trump administration moves to end protections for nearly 45 million acres of national forests[Washington Times 👤] Forest Service moves to rescind 25-year-old 'roadless rule,' citing wildfire risk