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Trump Administration Plans to Repeal Rule Protecting Old Growth Forests

18 Ağustos 2026The Guardian

The Trump administration has announced plans to rescind the 'roadless rule' that has safeguarded old growth forests in the U.S. for 25 years.
This change could potentially open up nearly 45 million acres of national forests to activities such as road construction, drilling, and logging. Conservationists have been anticipating this move, as it aligns with the administration's ongoing efforts to roll back environmental regulations.
The roadless rule was implemented in 2001 to protect certain national forests from logging and road construction, a measure that has faced criticism from those who argue it hinders economic growth. The current administration's move to rescind this rule comes amid a broader agenda to deregulate various sectors, inclu…
The decision to rescind the roadless rule reflects a broader trend within the Trump administration to prioritize economic development over environmental conservation. By targeting regulations established under previous administrations, the government is signaling a shift that may have significant implications for bi…

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