the way your agency continues to ignore local voices in pursuit of vague, undefined goals dictated by a radical agenda.
Bruce Westerman: “the way your agency continues to ignore local voices in pursuit of vague, undefined goals dictated by a radical agenda.”
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Criticism of the Department of the Interior's policies and their impact on local communities.
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