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Conservation groups hold public meetings on Oregon forest protections after feds won’t — Janelle S. Bynum | ChamberLight
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Oregon conservation groups and Rep. Andrea Salinas are hosting public meetings to oppose a federal plan to terminate the 2001 Roadless Rule, which protects 60 million acres of forest from development.
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