On the recordApril 10, 2013
It shouldn't be Groundhog Day every time the Forest Service goes to do a new restoration project and spending 70 percent of their budget on preparing these projects.
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Tipton criticizes inefficiencies in the Forest Service's budget management for restoration projects.
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