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U.S. Forest Service finalizes rule that minimizes public say in logging and roadbuilding in forests
The U.S. Forest Service finalized a rule that bypassed the environmental review process for a plan to allow logging and roadbuilding in 2,800 acres of wilderness.
www.washingtonpost.com
Forest Service sparks controversy for pushing logging, oil during pandemic
Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said now is the time to get rid of burdensome regulation.
theintercept.com
Small farms struggle for federal coronavirus relief
Stressed farms are grappling with lower demand and fewer markets to sell in, as well as a presidential administration that favors relief for big businesses over small.
civileats.com
The coronavirus pandemic is pushing dairy farmers to the brink
As prices drop and dairy farmers are forced to dump milk, industry is moving towards supply management as a possible solution.
thehill.com
USDA hopes to cut farms' environmental footprint in half by 2050
The U.S. Department of Agriculture laid out a series of goals Thursday to make the farming sector more environmentally friendly, part of an effort to cut the carbon footprint of agriculture in half.
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USDA once hid climate reports. Now adaptation is a priority
Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue will allow agency scientists to study how farmers are responding to climate change. Adaptation is a top theme over the next five years for a department that has been accused of suppressing scientific reports.
www.washingtonpost.com
Scientists leave federal jobs under President Trump
There’s been an exodus of federal scientists across government agencies since 2016.
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