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Federal Mismanagement

How much worse will forest fires have to get before feds act decisively?

June 14, 2019 0

The USFS says since 1994, bark beetles have wiped out over four million acres in the southern Rockies. The trees turn red, then brown, then become fuel for catastrophic fires. Better Wait for a Real Crisis by GREG WALCHER Rob Reiner’s…

Local Government

Oregon counties pressure feds for increased say in forest management, access

March 5, 2019 0

Susan Roberts, chair of the Eastern Oregon Counties Association said, “Over time these two forests have had multiple road closures and access is becoming more difficult for grazers, firefighting and general access to the forest.” Katy Nesbitt Capital Press Counties…

Animal Rights Extremists

Despite ranchers’ protests, Forest Service releases feral horses into Malheur national forest

December 23, 2018 0

Wild horses are a contentious subject in the Malheur National Forest, where ranchers say the animals trample stream banks to the detriment of federally-protected fish, preventing cattle from being allowed to graze on affected allotments. Mateusz Perkowski Capital Press Ranchers…

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Forest Service decision to “keep it lit” resulted in catastrophic Utah Pole Creek fire

October 29, 2018 0

As flames consumed mountain ranges and smoke filled the air, an equally destructive wildfire of public opinion raged through the affected community as it became apparent that the U.S. Forest Service had the capability to extinguish the fire, but chose…

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Will Forest Service plan lock up San Juan lands with wilderness designations?

March 28, 2018 0

The preliminary analysis conducted by the Forest Service makes it appear as if large tracts of land could be designated in the Abajo unit of the Manti La Sal National Forest, particularly when compared to the preliminary analysis of the…

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Western lawmakers draw attention to surging wildfire crisis

September 28, 2017 1

"If we don’t work to thin our forests now, our nation will continue to suffer from the devastating effects of catastrophic wildfires including loss of life, property as well as contamination of our air and watersheds." ~Chairman Paul Gosar Information…

Domestic Energy

Forest Service supports minerals exploration northeast of Mount St. Helens

September 19, 2017 0

The Forest Service mission is to “sustain the health, diversity, and productivity of the Nation’s forests … to meet the needs of present and future generations …to encourage orderly development of domestic mineral resources.” Ann Donnelly The Columbian Forest Service…

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Beyond Wildfires: Why the Forest Service needs serious reforms

September 2, 2017 0

We need a plan to address the landscape when a fire comes, before the fire burns. This way there is no confusion on where or how we are going to manage after our forests burn.  Russ Vagen Forestblog (first published in February,…

Environment

Forest Service doesn’t need more money, it needs professional foresters, common sense

August 3, 2017 0

Early in the Obama Administration, for instance, the government suddenly had $1 trillion for “shovel-ready” projects, and pumped $1 billion into the Forest Service to create jobs by restoring healthy forests. But the agency absorbed most of it in-house, and…

BLM

Minnesota School Trust Lands depend on mining operations to fund public schools

July 27, 2017 0

Included in the federal land withdrawal are 95,000 acres of School Trust Lands that generate revenue for all Minnesota schools. With over two decades of copper-nickel mining, revenue to the School Trust Fund is projected to be more than $3…

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