Rather than offering the all-too-familiar rhetoric of how complying with one Federal order or another costs too much, it is time for the Federal Government to adjust how it does business, and honor its statutory responsibilities to manage the forests.
Rob Bishop: “Rather than offering the all-too-familiar rhetoric of how complying with one Federal order or another costs too much, it…”
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Bishop emphasizes the need for the Federal Government to manage forests responsibly.
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