On the recordMay 6, 2013
It seems to me that one common denominator for all of these policies across all of the public land management agencies is to coax the public off the public's lands.
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congress.govIt seems to me that one common denominator for all of these policies across all of the public land management agencies is to coax the public off the public's lands.
McClintock criticizes policies that restrict public access to lands.
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