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April EhrlichProPublica |
The Bureau of Land Management has continued to approve logging projects that will harm the climate.
by April Ehrlich, Oregon Public Broadcasting, McKenzie Funk, ProPublica, and Tony Schick, Oregon Public Broadcasting This article was produced by...
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