Opening up millions of acres of national forest to roads and logging could hurt the recreation economy Utah relies on, harm wildlife, impair scarce water resources and spark more wildfires. Gov. Spencer Cox has repeatedly praised the decision.
sltrib.comThe Trump admin is one step closer to repealing the Roadless Rule. Here’s what it means for Utah.The Trump administration is one step closer to repealing the 2001 Roadless Rule and opening nearly 4 million acres of Utah’s national forest lands to road construction and logging.
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