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Forest Service Cancels Public Meetings As Unique Challenges From Nation's Capital Continue
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The U.S. Forest Service planned to host two meetings this week that would have allowed the public to provide feedback and learn more about a largescale project aimed to restore "ecological balance" to an area near Ely and the Boundary Waters.
Those meetings, scheduled for Feb. 4 and 5, were cancelled.
The cancellations were tied, at least in part, to ongoing efforts by the Trump administration to shrink various parts of the federal government, including the U.S. Forest Service.
In this episode of the podcast, we analyze recent reporting we've done about ongoing efforts to get federal employees to resign in an attempt to shrink the size of government. We also hear from WaterLegacy Executive Director Paula Maccabee about environmental issues and the regulatory industry in the revisited era of Trump, as well as the Walz administration in Minnesota.
This episode of the podcast is supported by Ely Outfitting Company.
Photo courtesy of Superior National Forest.
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