in the West, in the areas where it will affect people, human beings, the consensus is very strongly against this roadless policy, very, very strongly against it.
John Chenoweth: “in the West, in the areas where it will affect people, human beings, the consensus is very strongly against this…”
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Addressing opposition to the roadless policy in the West.
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