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Fewer lawsuits possible benefit of forest pact

The Associated Press//August 11, 2009//[read_meter]

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Fewer lawsuits possible benefit of forest pact

Fewer lawsuits possible benefit of forest pact

The Associated Press//August 11, 2009//[read_meter]

FLAGSTAFF – Long on opposing sides when it comes to forest use, timber interests and environmental groups have agreed on how thinning and prescribed burns should be done on nearly...

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