We need to keep working and help manage our forests for all the reasons we have talked about: environmental, health and safety, watershed protection, keep jobs--what few jobs we do have, hang on to them.
On the recordApril 10, 2013
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Emphasizes the importance of active forest management for environmental and job-related reasons.
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