WASHINGTON AP - The Obama administration says it will defend a 2001 rule imposed by President Bill Clinton that blocked road construction and other development on tens of millions of acres of remote national forests.The administration's decision was contained in court papers filed Thursday in a case in Wyoming that could help settle the fate of remote federal forests.
August 14, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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WASHINGTON AP – The Obama administration says it will defend a 2001 rule imposed by President Bill Clinton that blocked road construction and other development on tens of millions of acres of remote national forests.
The administration’s decision was contained in court papers filed Thursday in a case in Wyoming that could help settle the fate of remote federal forests. The administration is siding with environmentalists in the case.
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