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House Passes “Fix Our Forests Act”—The Fight Moves to the Senate
Legislators in Washington D.C. use the LA Wildfires to push legislation that unravels our nation’s bedrock environmental laws.
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119th Congress & The New Administration
Congress has an ambitious agenda to redefine its work portfolio with attacks on our country’s bedrock environmental laws.
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Controversial ‘Fix Our Forests Act’ Threatens Environmental Protections, Sparks Widespread Opposition
The legistalation would rollback protections from the National Environmental Policy Act and other bedrock environmental laws.
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New Oil Exploration in Cuyama Valley Approved Despite Opposition, Unanswered Questions
Planning Commissioners reject concerns from local residents, groups.
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Groups File Opening Arguments in Pine Mountain Logging Appeal
ForestWatch and partners continue work to protect the area.
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Appeals Court Upholds Ventura County Programs to Safeguard Wildlife Connectivity
Wildlife corridor protections upheld in court for a second time.
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Appeal Aims to Protect California’s Pine Mountain, Reyes Peak from Controversial Logging Project
Case moves to Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Ninth Circuit Rules Against Commercial Logging in Roadless Area on Tecuya Ridge
Big win for forested area and California condors near Mt. Pinos.
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Logging in the Los Padres: An Update
Find out where things stand with four different logging projects.
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