1. United States
2. Wash.
3. Letter

Absolutely no 'roadless rule', it would destroy Washington! Tribal leaders say the Roadless Rule and other safeguards have preserved approximately two million acres of wild forests in Oregon and Washington, drinking water for more than 60 million Americans, and habitat for threatened and endangered plants and animals. Removing the rule would threaten nearly 45 million acres of inventoried roadless t – our largest old-growth forest. areas in our national forests, including the Tongass National Fores