It just seems like it would be a horrific time to lose those research capacities and also give up the body of research that we already have.
Chellie Pingree: “It just seems like it would be a horrific time to lose those research capacities and also give up the body of research…”
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Discussing the impact of federal cuts on forestry research.
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