On the recordJune 3, 2024
the policy hasn't worked to save the spotted owl, and we can, in hindsight, decades and decades later, look back and say this was a weaponized rule just to stop management on the forests.
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Westerman critiques past forest management policies and their failure to protect the spotted owl.
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