Just last month, Joe Biden chose to ban mining in more than 225,000 acres of an industrial working forest called the Superior National Forest, in the district that I represent.
Bruce Westerman: “Just last month, Joe Biden chose to ban mining in more than 225,000 acres of an industrial working forest called the…”
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Westerman criticizes Biden's mining ban affecting his district's resources.
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