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States may be caught in crosshairs of forest rule repeal

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By Marc Heller 
| E&E News
A Republican-led effort to open more areas in national forests to road construction and logging would let two states — Idaho and Colorado — keep their restrictions, but other states may have a hard time if they want similar protections. That’s one of the wrinkles in the Republican proposal to rescind the 25-year-old roadless-area conservation rule that blocks new roads and logging on tens of millions of acres of national forests.
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Farmland set-aside program adds to wildfire woes

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By Marc Heller 
| E&E News
A federal program intended to protect America’s grasslands may be encouraging wildfires that spoil them, a member of the Senate committee that writes farm policy said Wednesday. Sen. Jerry Moran (R-Kan.) blamed the Conservation Reserve Program in part for fires that have raged through his state’s ranchlands. At a Senate Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Committee hearing, he asked Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins to support efforts to ease the program’s restrictions on grazing.
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Lawmakers press Forest Service on use of weed killer

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By Marc Heller 
| E&E News
A pair of Democratic lawmakers is pressing the Forest Service to respond to complaints that it’s overusing a weed killer that has sparked contentious debate about ties to cancer. Reps. Chellie Pingree of Maine and Jared Huffman of California asked Forest Service Chief Tom Schultz in a letter June 4 to detail the agency’s use of glyphosate, a widely used herbicide that’s sparked legal disputes, competing health claims and policy-related conflicts within the Trump administration.
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