On the recordMarch 2, 2009
Climate change not only threatens the world-class resources of our public lands but also the millions of Americans who depend on and enjoy our Federal lands.
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congress.govClimate change not only threatens the world-class resources of our public lands but also the millions of Americans who depend on and enjoy our Federal lands.
Grijalva highlights the broader implications of climate change on public lands and communities.
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