On the recordJune 28, 2017
In no place is it more important to balance multiple uses, environmental protection, as well as economic development, than on America's public lands.
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congress.govIn no place is it more important to balance multiple uses, environmental protection, as well as economic development, than on America's public lands.
Lowenthal emphasizes the need for balance in managing public lands.
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