ARCHIVED · 2 LEFT · 3 CENTER · 0 RIGHT · Aug 19, 1:20 AM
Nevada Current and The Spokesman-Review (Spokane) describe the same event in different terms.
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Still Watching. The left frames it as "Trump administration advances plan to rescind protections for nearly 45 million wild acres". The center frames it as "Feds plan to rescind 2001 Roadless Rule protecting 45 million acres of national forest -...".
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The Trump administration will move ahead with plans to end more than 25 years of sweeping protections for tens of millions of wild, federally managed acres across the U.S. Brooke Rollins, h...
The 2 million Oregon acres include areas such as Lost Lake and Mirror Lake near Mount Hood, plus sections of the Pacific Crest Trail and Timberline Trail.
The Trump administration on Tuesday advanced a formal proposal to rescind a decades-old rule that protects more than 44 million acres of national forestland from road construction and timbe...
The Trump Administration is moving ahead with its plan to eliminate a rule that protects nearly 45 million acres of national forests from logging and roadbuilding.
The Trump administration will move ahead with plans to end more than 25 years of sweeping protections for tens of millions of wild, federally managed acres across the U.S. Brooke Rollins, h...