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The short explanation of this alert was:

The Bush Administration and the state of Idaho are seeking to change the way more than seven million acres of roadless forests are managed in the gem state. The change could affect two-thirds of Idaho's unprotected wilderness and result in an eight-fold increase in logging on roadless forests.

Please send an email to the Forest Service (with a copy to Idaho's governor, if you live in Idaho), supporting continued, full protection from development for Idaho's magnificent roadless forests.

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