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Viewpoint: The roadless rule protects more than wild places

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George Christensen writes, Scrapping the Roadless Rule could have real consequences for our fall outdoor adventures, but also for our drinking water, the wildlife that defines the West, and our efforts to prevent wildfires caused by people.
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Viewpoint: The roadless rule protects more than wild places

George Christensen writes, Scrapping the Roadless Rule could have real consequences for our fall outdoor adventures, but also for our drinking water, the wildlife that defines the West, and our efforts to prevent wildfires caused by people.

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Missoula Current broke the news on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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