Four hundred miles of roads are now in jeopardy. If nearby trees are not removed before winter, we can expect dead trees to begin toppling, risking lives and closing access.
Tom McClintock: “Four hundred miles of roads are now in jeopardy. If nearby trees are not removed before winter, we can expect dead trees…”
On the recordOctober 2, 2013
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He warns of road safety risks due to dead trees if not removed promptly.
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