This abuse of power means the public is largely forbidden from enjoying traditional recreational pursuits on the public lands.
Tom McClintock: “This abuse of power means the public is largely forbidden from enjoying traditional recreational pursuits on the public…”
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Criticism of restrictions on public land recreational activities.
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