The USDA believes that by creating a very specific call-out on an acceptable use of the Wilderness Act, that you are essentially creating a de facto change to the Wilderness Act.
Joe Neguse: “The USDA believes that by creating a very specific call-out on an acceptable use of the Wilderness Act, that you are…”
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Neguse discusses the USDA's concerns about potential changes to the Wilderness Act.
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