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⏲ Duration: 1 min 70 sec
✓ Published: 31-Jul-2019
✓ Published: 31-Jul-2019
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Since 2001, the Roadless Rule has protected wild, undeveloped forests in Alaska's Tongass National Forest. Now, corporate interests, the Trump Administration and some in Congress are trying to undermine it to open these areas to industrial development, logging and mining. nnPlease take action today: www.seacc.org/usfs_commentnnFilm & edit - Wild Confluence MedianMade possible by - SEACC.org & EarthJustice.org
Since 2001, the Roadless Rule has protected wild, undeveloped forests in Alaska's Tongass National Forest. Now, corporate interests, the Trump Administration and some in Congress are trying to undermine it to open these areas to industrial development, logging and mining. nnPlease take action today: www.seacc.org/usfs_commentnnFilm & edit - Wild Confluence MedianMade possible by - SEACC.org & EarthJustice.org
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