Lawsuit Puts Temporary Stop to Logging in Yosemite National Park
The lawsuit alleged that Yosemite officials had violated aspects of their own management plan by failing to conduct environmental analyses and neglecting public opinion.
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The lawsuit alleged that Yosemite officials had violated aspects of their own management plan by failing to conduct environmental analyses and neglecting public opinion.
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