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New Forest Service policy calls for more sustainability even for communities and recreation. Trying to make everything sustainable simply makes no sense.
Federal Land management has largely led to poor stewardship. Permanenty funding the Land and Water Conservation Act to provide $900 miilion annually for more land purchases is a bad decison. The feds should focus on managing the 25 pecent of the US that they already own.
Holly Fretwell
04/11/2006
Seattle Post-IntelligencerApril 11, 2006
By Holly L. Fretwell
Guest Columnist
Holly Fretwell
06/27/2005
Scottsdale TribuneJune 27, 2005
Paying modest fees would enablenational parks to cover costs
Linda Platts, Holly Fretwell
01/28/1997
Wall Street JournalJanuary 28, 1997
By Holly Lippke Fretwell and Linda Platts
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