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The Bush administration has put forward new regulations that would eliminate the right of ordinary citizens to participate in the management of their nation's forests. Earthjustice has challenged the regulations in court.
American Wildlands
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Doug Honnold
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American Wildlands
Pacific Rivers Council
The Wilderness Society
Last Updated: June 30, 2010
Case Number # 9856