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An article by Emily Gardner published by the American Geophysical Union in Eos highlights FSEEE Executive Director Kevin Hood’s concerns about recent changes to the U.S. Forest Service. The article reports that historic drought, record-low snowpack, and extreme heat have contributed to multiple large wildfires across Colorado and Utah, including Colorado’s Aspen Acre...

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Across the United States, communities are working to prepare for a future shaped by more frequent floods, wildfires, droughts, and extreme weather events. From wildfire-prone neighborhoods in Colorado to flood-vulnerable towns in Mississippi, many communities rely on federal funding to strengthen infrastructure, reduce risks, and improve resilience before disasters occur. Right ...

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A new report in Biological Conservation coauthored by David Mildrexler, Logan Berner, Beverly Law, and Mary Booth concludes, “The justifications for rescinding the Roadless Rule are fiscally misguided and ecologically flawed.” The rescission, they write, would endanger “irreplaceable intact forest landscapes in the US,” landscapes that “are part of ...

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JUNE 10, 2026 CRITICAL UPDATE: A closed-door legislative maneuver in Washington, D.C., threatens to strip protections from 44.7 million acres of wild national forest land right now. A swift, backroom legislative ambush is unfolding on Capitol Hill. This morning, Wednesday, June 10, 2026, the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee—chaired by Senator Mike Lee—is convening [...

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