#roadless-rule

#roadless-rule

The rollback of the Roadless Rule will jeopardize 60 million acres of protected national forest, increasing wildfire risk and threatening public resources.

The rollback of the Roadless Rule threatens forests by prioritizing logging over conservation and public interest.

USDA plans to rescind the 2001 'Roadless Rule,' impacting 58.5 million acres of national forestland.

This decision aims to promote resource management but faces backlash from environmental groups.