Unless Congress acts promptly to fix Cottonwood, as Congressman Rosendale's FIR Act proposes, the Forest Service will immediately have to re-consult over dozens of national forest plans.
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Rosendale emphasizes the urgency of addressing the Cottonwood issue to prevent delays in forest management.
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