As the period for public comment on the proposed rollback of the Roadless Rule draws to a close, some conservationists want Congress to do more. The Roadless Area Conservation Rule, which dates to 2001, prohibits road construction and timber harvesting in remote areas of national forests across the country. A proposal from the U.S. Department […]
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CONWAY — The federal comment period on a proposal to rescind the 2001 Roadless Rule has now been extended to Oct. 6. The comment deadline was …
TAMWORTH — The federal Roadless Rule, which may be repealed, protects the "most iconic" views in New Hampshire, that of Mount Chocorua, a pane…
CONWAY — The potential repeal of the federal Roadless Rule is a step toward gutting public access to federal lands like the White Mountain Nat…
CONCORD — While the New Hampshire House of Representatives passed a resolution to support keeping the federal Roadless Rule on the 230,000 acr…