FRIENDS OF THE EARTH
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Well, we hope the USGS report will convince California's
state board of forestry which has sole regulatory power
over the industryto adopt strict guidelines for (or a
complete ban on) logging near RNP. But the board seems to
be the timber companies bosom buddy, and hasn't really done
much in the past in terms of protecting the environment, so
it's probably more realistic to consider other
possibilities: such as leasing or buying the land
surrounding the park, or at least working for more
legislative regulation of logging areas and practices.
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Our best hope right now is a bill that has been introduced
in Congress by Representative Phillip Burton of California.
The measure which would provide enough money to purchase
the watershed land surrounding vulnerable areas of the
preserve-would result in a bigger and more stable Redwood
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enjoy. A letter in support of the bill, directed at your
Congressman, would certainly help.
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