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We the undersigned, endorse the following petition:
Protect America's National Forests!
Target: U.S. Forest Service Chief Dale Bosworth
Sponsor:
Heritage Forests
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10:06 pm PDT, Sep 11 |
Carla Lee |
MO |
No matter what the government thinks, our national forests are an important part of the planet, and as such should be protected for future generations...and ourselves. |
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10:04 pm PDT, Sep 11 |
john paceley |
IN |
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9:54 pm PDT, Sep 11 |
Tom Wardaszka |
CO |
We must begin thinking beyond ourselves for future generations. |
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9:50 pm PDT, Sep 11 |
Alan DAvanzo |
NY |
I believe in keeping our small national forests from shrinking any further. |
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9:31 pm PDT, Sep 11 |
Carol abney |
CA |
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9:11 pm PDT, Sep 11 |
nicole beard |
IL |
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8:59 pm PDT, Sep 11 |
Laura Sharp |
AZ |
I strongly feel that we need to protect our nations forests and other land areas. |
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8:36 pm PDT, Sep 11 |
Patty Aguilar |
CA |
We need to protect all of our forests |
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8:24 pm PDT, Sep 11 |
Lady McBeth |
AR |
The Bush administration just doesn't get it - - maybe this will help get their attention. |
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8:14 pm PDT, Sep 11 |
liliana rodriguez |
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we have to preserve the emviroment for our next generations and if we destroying it, we are destroing each others |
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8:13 pm PDT, Sep 11 |
lee chapman |
OR |
i care |
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8:12 pm PDT, Sep 11 |
Anonymous |
CA |
Conservation & preservation are not choices that can be made in hindsight |
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8:06 pm PDT, Sep 11 |
Misti Thaler |
MN |
Our forests need to be protected. The trees give us the air we beathe, and are homes to many animals. Animals will not have anywhere to go, but into our neighborhoods. When the wild meets civilization animals are needlessly killed. We are taking away their homes. Animals and Forests were here before us. |
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8:01 pm PDT, Sep 11 |
Judy Waters |
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We need to preserve as much of our forests as cwe can, to offset the effects of global warming, and to prevent more species from becoming extinct |
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7:58 pm PDT, Sep 11 |
Chris Blumer |
WI |
It is just plan stupid to be clearing our forests that we need. How will we breathe when there gone? What are the animals going to attach? It just is an endless selfisness that people have. |
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7:42 pm PDT, Sep 11 |
Rachelle Kelly |
MO |
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.>Protect America's National Forests!
Protect America's Last Wild National Forests
I support the U.S. Forest Service's ROADLESS AREA CONSERVATION RULE as it now stands. This policy is the product of extensive public input including more than 600 public hearings and 1.6 million public comments, 95% of which support the strongest protection. The rule protects 58.5 million acres of national forest land in 39 states from logging, mining and drilling; thereby maintaining current public access for hiking, camping, and fishing; protecting critical habitat for fish and wildlife; and safeguarding clean water from forest headwaters and streams, the source of drinking water for 60 million Americans.
The rule represents a balanced approach to forest conservation, saving the last 30% of America's wild national forests from logging, mining, and drilling -- activities already allowed on most national forest lands. As written, it also adequately addresses issues of fire management, forest health, access, and local input. I also strongly oppose weakening of national forest protection through forest-by-forest decisions on logging and development in roadless areas, a practice that has led to steady decline of these precious lands.
The best way to protect what you term "roadless values" is to let the rule stand, with its inclusion of the Tongass National Forest, as it was written in the January 12, 2001 Record of Decision.
Please consider these official comments.
Sincerely,
The undersigned
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