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JUDGE RE-INSTATES CLINTON ROADLESS RULE
September 22, 2006 6:03 PM
archivesJUDGE RE-INSTATES CLINTON ROADLESS RULE
The U.S. Forest Service will have to reexamine several controversial plans for projects on roadies federal lands in Colorado and across the West, this following a landmark court ruling yesterday. A federal judge in California reinstated a Clinton administration ban on building new roads in portions of national forests nationwide.
What exactly the ruling means for Colorado is unclear at this point. Aspen Public Radio's Kirk Siegler has this report on reaction in the White River National Forest, the most heavily used by recreationalists in the U.S.
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