I think we have to really take a healthy look at that and what we need to do to really, I guess, stop the weaponization of the courts and allow your industry to do what you do well: manage forests, bring great jobs.
Pete Stauber: “I think we have to really take a healthy look at that and what we need to do to really, I guess, stop the weaponization…”
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Stauber emphasizes the need to prevent legal actions that hinder forest management and job creation.
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