But once we get through the bureaucratic process, then the litigation starts, and the litigation has no chance of success but it is able to delay the process enough so that we can't salvage any of that timber, which is simply insane.
Tom McClintock: “But once we get through the bureaucratic process, then the litigation starts, and the litigation has no chance of…”
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Highlighting the impact of litigation on timber salvage efforts.
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