Whether intentionally, or accidentally, S 268 strikes a potentially deadly blow to every local government associated with the national forests subject to this Bill.
FJRA will help ensure that steady, good-paying jobs working in the woods stay in Montana.
FJRA provides the best chance in a generation to ensure that Montana's high quality sporting traditions endure.
This Bill puts Congress itself above the executive department and above the people of the United States.
For Congress to assert an authority to restrict access by the terms of this wilderness bill is a clear violation of the ...
we applaud Senator Tester's efforts with this legislation to move this issue forward by proposing a permanent solution f...
We support Senator Tester's inclusion in S. 268 of appropriate BLM lands including the 6,200-acre East Fork Blacktail Wi...
Regardless, FJRA is a bad bill and it should never see the light of day.
This bill puts the habitat needs of these species behind logging and road building and facilitates the spread of noxious...
Intentionally and maliciously, or unintentionally and ineptly, the impact of S 268 is the same: the language of Section ...
Senator tester has repeatedly refused to comply with this requirement under the 1964 Wilderness Act.