the primary culprits bogging down responsible management and recovery of our overgrown fire-prone forests have been and remain onerous regulatory burdens and the continued weaponization of our courts by activist environmental groups
Identifying regulatory issues and litigation as barriers to effective forest management.
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And we agree that about a quarter of those forests have now been destroyed by these policies.
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