Eli Shotola, Author at Evergreen Magazine

About the Author Eli Shotola

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#CongressNeedstoStepUp

“At a time when the Forest Service is annually treating just 2 percent of the over 80 million acres of forest land identified as a high risk for catastrophic wildfire, there is a clear need for smarter management and more regulatory flexibility. The Forest Service must be able to respond to wildfire threats as quickly as possible. While I welcome this positive step from the Forest Service, Congress still has an obligation to provide additional tools to combat the national wildfire crisis.” … See MoreSee Less

Bishop Statement on Forest Service’s Proposed NEPA Revisions

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Today, Ranking Republican Rob Bishop (R-Utah) released the following statement commending the actions taken by U.S. Forest Service to revise the agency’s National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) reg…

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Maybe They Should Shoot Smokey, Too

“Incredibly Short-Sighted, Ineffective and Stupid”

Felt Necessities: Engines of Forest Policy, Part 6

About the Author Eli Shotola

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