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Tony Dutzik

Boston, Massachusetts
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Assoc. Director and Sr. Policy Analyst, Frontier Group, part of @TPINNetwork. Transport, energy and climate policy, mostly.
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The “soft energy path” at 50: America’s road half-taken

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By Tony Dutzik
| Frontier Group Verified
“Where are America’s formal or de facto energy policies leading us? Where might we choose to go instead?” So began one of the most radical and influential energy policy papers in recent history: Amory Lovins’s “Energy Strategy: The Road Not Taken?,” published in Foreign Affairs magazine in October 1976 – 50 years ago this fall.
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Removing the roadless rule won’t protect us from wildfires

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By Ellen Montgomery, Tony Dutzik
| Frontier Group Verified
Approximately 110,000 acres in the Umpqua National Forest (pictured here) are currently protected from road construction and timber harvesting by the Roadless Area Conservation Rule. More than 58 million acres of national forests in 38 states and Puerto Rico are protected as roadless areas – landscapes free from road-building and commercial logging. The prohibition on roads also protects these areas from oil drilling and other forms of development.
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Removing the roadless rule won’t protect us from wildfires Original

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By Ellen Montgomery, Tony Dutzik
| Environment America
Approximately 110,000 acres in the Umpqua National Forest (pictured here) are currently protected from road construction and timber harvesting by the Roadless Area Conservation Rule. More than 58 million acres of national forests in 38 states and Puerto Rico are protected as roadless areas – landscapes free from road-building and commercial logging. The prohibition on roads also protects these areas from oil drilling and other forms of development.
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