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JUNE 8, 2001 US Forest Service Chief Dale Bosworth on Thursday assumed control of the nation's forests in what the government characterized as a way to protect roadless areas and limit timber harvesting. Environmentalists took his actions instead as opening up forests to development. Bosworth initiated his action as several lawsuits challenging protection of forests are pending. The state of Idaho, the Kootenai Tribe, and industry groups have succeeded in preventing the government from implementing a set of rules limiting road building and timber sales on nearly 60 million acres of federal land. Get the Story:
Forest Chief Will Make Logging Decisions (The New York Times 6/8)
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Forest Service chief takes control of road decisions on pristine lands (AP 6/7)
Bosworth Memo (US Forest Service 6/7) Relevant Links:
Boise Cascade - http://www.bc.com
Kootenai Tribe of Idaho - http://www.kootenai.org
Roadless Forest Plan - http://roadless.fs.fed.us
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Facebook TwitterJUNE 8, 2001 US Forest Service Chief Dale Bosworth on Thursday assumed control of the nation's forests in what the government characterized as a way to protect roadless areas and limit timber harvesting. Environmentalists took his actions instead as opening up forests to development. Bosworth initiated his action as several lawsuits challenging protection of forests are pending. The state of Idaho, the Kootenai Tribe, and industry groups have succeeded in preventing the government from implementing a set of rules limiting road building and timber sales on nearly 60 million acres of federal land. Get the Story:
Forest Chief Will Make Logging Decisions (The New York Times 6/8)
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Forest Service chief takes control of road decisions on pristine lands (AP 6/7)
Bosworth Memo (US Forest Service 6/7) Relevant Links:
Boise Cascade - http://www.bc.com
Kootenai Tribe of Idaho - http://www.kootenai.org
Roadless Forest Plan - http://roadless.fs.fed.us
The US Forest Service - http://www.fs.fed.us Related Stories:
Governor asked to recant forest 'lie' (5/25)
Forest rules case at 9th Circuit (5/24)
Official says Gov. Martz lied on forests (5/23)
Status of forest rules appeal in doubt (5/16)
EDITORIAL: Judge misguided on forest rules (5/16)
Some forests remain undeveloped (5/14)
Judge blocks controversial forest rules (5/11)
Forest rules take effect this weekend (5/9)
State disagrees on forest lawsuit (5/9)
Montana wants to join forest lawsuit (5/8)
Decision on forest rules is big news (5/7)
GOPs urge Bush to keep logging rules (5/2)
The Post: Bush wants out of forest plan (4/26)
Utah to sue over forest plan (4/20)
Forester promoted at USDA (4/13)
Group says public supports road ban (4/11)
Judge criticizes forest plan (4/6)
USDA urged not to settle road lawsuits (3/28)
Tribe says not consulted about forest plan (3/26)
Bush still reviewing forest plan (3/22)
Judge rejects forest plan delay (3/21)
EDITORIAL: Honor roadless initiative (3/21)
Fight over forest plan continues (2/28)
USDA: Veneman recused from forest plan (2/16)
Controversial forest plan delayed (2/6)
Tribe sues over forest plan (1/9)
Roadless forest plan draws fire (1/8)
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