U.S. Forest Service Ignores Own Science to Log 73,000+ Acres of Wyoming Forests

The U.S. Forest Service has approved more than 73,564 acres of controversial “fuel-reduction” logging in Wyoming public forests—including within Inventoried Roadless Areas—despite a vast and growing body of peer reviewed science refuting agency assertions that such “fuel reduction” protects communities from wildfire.

GREEN ROOT PODCAST #76: Is The Nature Conservancy an Environmental Group? (w/ Jonathan Ratner, Sage Steppe Wild)

On episode 76 of the Green Root Podcast—the official podcast of Eco-Integrity Alliance—host Josh Schlossberg gets litigious with Jonathan Ratner, Director of Sage Steppe Wild, as they challenge The Nature Conservancy’s schemes to log and graze public lands and whether the billion-dollar entity should still be considered an environmental group.