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Trump administration plans to rescind rule blocking logging on national forest lands

US Politics · United States

Trump administration plans to rescind rule blocking logging on national forest lands

48% Center coverage: 110 sources

The Trump administration plans to rescind a nearly quarter-century-old rule that blocked logging on national forest lands, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced Monday.See the Story

Roadless Rule Rescission Could Open up Virginia Forestland for Road Development, Logging

Regulation · United States

Roadless Rule Rescission Could Open up Virginia Forestland for Road Development, Logging

83% Left coverage: 6 sources

A forest in the Wetlands of James River Park in Richmond. (Sarah Vogelsong/Virginia Mercury) The U.S. The Department of Agriculture is about to undo the 2001 Roadless Rule that has protected 59 million acres of national forests from being developed or logged for decades. Virginia boasts the most inventoried roadless areas in the southeast, 394,000 acres, which would be opened up for development once the rule is axed. The state has over 1.6 milli…See the Story

How to wilder in a virtual, financialized world

How to wilder in a virtual, financialized world

The abstract idea of wilderness began long before the passage of the Wilderness Act in 1964. As far back as the Babylonian Empire and Chinese Empire laws were written to protect sacred, unrestricted places in nature not yet deprived of freedom of action or natural expression. First recorded around 1200 AD, the word wilderness suggested wild […]Read Article

National Prescribed Fire Act Flawed

Oregon Senator Ron Wyden is a co-sponsor of the National Prescribed Fire Act of 2025. The bill is ill-advised and based on flawed assumptions about the effectiveness and efficiency of prescribed burning. Prescribed burning is promoted as some magic bullet that can preclude large wildfires, but it has many disadvantages that are seldom discussed. The presumed […]Ron Wyden · Oregon Read Article

TNC Misinformation On Wildfire

The recent June 18th editorial “Oregonians deserve a smarter approach to wildfires: Both suppression and risk reduction are necessary,” according to Nature Conservancy representatives, was based upon flawed assumptions about wildfire. It is worth noting that TNC has a conflict of interest since it receives significant funding from the federal government to promote logging and […]Wildfires · Oregon Read Article

[Opinion] Utah’s High-Stakes PR Campaign to Wrest Control of Public Lands

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A large majority of Western voters are opposed to the idea of state control over federal public lands.Opinion · Utah See the Story

While It Has Never Been Worse . . .

The public lands (and the entire conservation) community is fundamentally mis-organized to address today’s torrent of existential threats to the nation’s public lands.Wildfires · United States Read Article

What Happens when Wildfire Season Coincides with Threats to Federal Emergency Support?

86% Center coverage: 7 sources

(The Hill) -- With peak wildfire season just around the corner, residents of California and the broader U.S. West are bracing not just for the blazes, but also for ongoing cuts to the federal programs that have long served as lifelines to a region in flames. As part of a broader effort to reduce spending, the Trump administration has slashed workforces and downsized budgets at many of the bodies responsible for managing and mitigating climate-dr…Donald Trump · United States See the Story

Should One Remove Adjacent Vegetation By Homes?

Over the years, I’ve visited dozens of major wildfires to examine how they burned and what they didn’t burn. One noticeable pattern in urban settings is how houses burn to their foundation, while nearby trees and shrubs remain green. Global climate change is exacerbating urban wildfire risks. For instance, between 2003 and 2023, the global […]Wildfires Read Article

Protect Communities Not Log The Forest

A recent article in the Daily Montanan State wildfire briefing indicates fire season ‘could be significant’ that promotes misguided information about wildfire. It starts with Montana Governor Greg Gianforte’s claim that the state firefighters have been able to keep “95% of wildfire starts to 10 acres or fewer since 2021.” What is missing from such […]Montana, United States · Montana Read Article

Ecosystem Recovery, if we just let it happen

Continuing the theme George started yesterday, lets take a look at a few other examples. In case you didn’t watch the excellent film documenting the recovery of Hart Mountain, click here or below. For those interested in more information on the recovery of Hart Mountain, we have some further resources on the Sage Steppe Wild […]Oregon, United States · Oregon Read Article

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