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Georgia’s roadless forests could lose federal protections

Congress should fight efforts to allow the Trump administration to strip the 2001 Roadless Rule and risk more wildfires on forest lands in Georgia and other U.S. states.

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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution· Oct 6, 10:30 AMGeorgia’s roadless forests could lose federal protections

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