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F350joe

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“The Department of the Interior noted that while about 60% of the land in the contiguous United States is in a natural state, it is being converted or developed at a rate of a football field every 30 seconds — 1.5 million acres annually. According to the U.S. Geological Survey, only 12% of U.S. lands are permanently protected, meaning they are public lands managed by agencies, preserves owned by nonprofits or private lands protected via conservation easement.”

 

F350joe

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“The Department of the Interior noted that while about 60% of the land in the contiguous United States is in a natural state, it is being converted or developed at a rate of a football field every 30 seconds — 1.5 million acres annually. According to the U.S. Geological Survey, only 12% of U.S. lands are permanently protected, meaning they are public lands managed by agencies, preserves owned by nonprofits or private lands protected via conservation easement.”


If you can’t comment without being triggered by the politicians names, this thread is not for you.

Seems like a good thing for the camping crowd but the question is...will we have access?
 

SRN

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Ultimately, this will be very, very bad for anyone who enjoys mechanized recreation. Be that mountain biking, overlanding, or rockcrawling. This is a sweeping initiative designed to lock up land to "conserve" it, not to keep it open for multiple use.
 

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