We need a timber industry that is nimble enough to ramp up a way to process this large volume of woods.
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Grijalva discusses the necessity for a responsive timber industry to manage beetle-kill wood.
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We write to express serious concerns about the Mining Clarity Regulatory Act, which represents an unprecedented, de facto giveaway of America's cherished public lands to mining corporations.
You are hearing that correctly. Any American, or notably, any American subsidiary of a foreign company could have the exclusive rights to our public lands for about $10 per acre per year.





