Loggers Say Trump's Roadless Rule Repeal Won't Revive Timber Industry
Trump plans to open some pristine forests to roads and logging, but forestry workers say the move won't resolve the industry's biggest challenges.
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President Trump plans to repeal the Roadless Rule, opening some of the nation's remaining pristine forests to road construction and timber companies, NPR reports.
But people who work in the woods say expanded access would not be enough to revive the timber industry or address its biggest challenges.
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