Jimmy Carter and the sad saga of a 9-ton Northern California peanut
Briefly

In the spring of 1977, amid protests about job losses due to park expansions, President Jimmy Carter received and later rejected a 9-ton redwood peanut offered to him.
When Carter was in office, he faced strong opposition from the timber industry but ultimately preserved significant portions of the Redwood National Park, preserving forests for future generations.
Read at Los Angeles Times
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