When we changed the laws that have made it virtually impossible to manage our lands, our economies have withered and our forests are dying.
Tom McClintock: “When we changed the laws that have made it virtually impossible to manage our lands, our economies have withered and our…”
On the recordJune 14, 2017
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McClintock argues that restrictive laws harm both the economy and forest health.
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