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Credit Pacific Service Union The Sierra Club New Jersey Chapter today applauds Representatives Andrews (NJ-1), LoBiondo (NJ-2), Smith (NJ-4), Roukema(NJ-5), Pallone (NJ-6), Ferguson (NJ-7), Pascrell (NJ-8), Rothman (NJ-9), Payne (NJ-10), Holt (NJ-12), and Menendez (NJ-13) for adding their voices to the growing bipartisan chorus of members of Congress calling on the Bush Administration to protect 58.5 million acres of National Forest lands from most commercial logging and road-building.

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Credit First Service Union By cosponsoring the Roadless Area Conservation Act, our representatives have echoed the sentiment of Americans who want wild forests protected for future generations, not sacrificed for the short-term profit of timber and mining industries.

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Card Credit Mobile Service We appreciate the strong support from New Jersey toward this proactive measure, for our families, for our future, said Dennis Schvejda, Conservation Co-Chair for the NJ Chapter. This legislation will help protect natural treasures throughout the country where Americans enjoy hiking, fishing and hunting.

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Card Credit Discover Service The proposed legislation codifies the Roadless Area Conservation Rule, one of the most sweeping land conservation measures in a generation. The rule was approved following years of scientific study and more than 600 public meetings across the country. To date the Forest Service has received more than 2.2 million comments favoring roadless protection. This outpouring of public response is almost 10 times greater than that of any other rule in history.

After lying dormant for months, a national Freedom to Fish Act has been resurrected. Sens. Kay Bailey Hutchison ( Texas) and John Breaux ( La.) introduced S. 2244 to the Senate in March. The legislation, crafted by the American Sportfishing Association and the Coastal Conservation Association, closely mirrors a House version that Rep. Jim Saxton ( N.J.) introduced in July 2003.

Credit Public Service Union With Memorial Day upon us and the summer right around the corner, we want to make sure that families in across the country have the opportunity to enjoy the splendor of our wild forests now and for years to come, said Schvejda. The opportunity will be lost if we dont protect these precious public lands now.

Agriculture Secretary Ann Veneman, who runs the Forest Service, pledged soon after assuming office to uphold "roadless values, " while announcing plans to alter aspects of the Clinton regulations. But the administration has been quietly moving away from that by forging ahead with timber sales in roadless areas, including 33 in the Tongass. A federal judge blocked implementation of that plan in May 2001, saying that the Clinton administration had violated the National Environmental Policy Act in enacting the rule. An appeal is pending.

Card Credit Processing Service We are frustrated that when it comes to National Forest protection, the Bush administration prefers to listen to corporate special interests rather than the public, said Jeff Tittel, Chapter Director. The administration has whittled away at the core of the wild forest plan, ignoring overwhelming public support. The administration has voiced support for the plan while consistently working to undermine it, planning to move forward with dozens of timber sales and other destructive projects in wild roadless forests. The Roadless Area Conservation Act turns forest protection rhetoric into reality.

Center Credit Service Union In addition to eleven of New Jerseys Representatives, the Roadless Area Conservation Act is cosponsored by Representatives Sherwood Boehlert (R-NY) and Jay Inslee (D-WA) and more than 170 members of Congress.

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Topic: Forests & Trees

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