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  • Although I like baby animal slides, I also like

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  • Homework 3 now online. Due April 8.
  • Comments
  • Discussion section reading Food Miles
  • Homework 2 Memo 1 will be returned in
    discussion section.
  • Exams will be returned in class on Friday.

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Obama just keeps rolling em out.
  • EPA Presses Obama To Regulate Warming Under Clean
    Air Act
  • By Juliet Eilperin, Tuesday, March 24, 2009
  • The Environmental Protection Agency's new
    leadership, in a step toward confronting global
    warming, submitted a finding that will force the
    White House to decide whether to limit greenhouse
    gas emissions under the nearly 40-year-old Clean
    Air Act.

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Obama just keeps rolling em out.
  • EPA will review mountaintop permitting's impact
    on water quality
  • U.S. EPA halted permitting for mountaintop
    mining today and announced a review of the
    effects of those projects on water quality and
    aquatic life. Exerting its authority under the
    Clean Water Act, EPA notified the lead federal
    permitting agency, the Army Corps of Engineers,
    yesterday that it planned to review permitting
    for new coal mining operations in West Virginia
    and Kentucky.
  • Which section of the CWA is this?

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  • Environmentalists in a Clash of Goals
    Environmental groups trying to protect
    wilderness areas are battling other
    environmental groups working to create renewable
    energy sources like solar or wind plants.

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Todays class
  • U.S. Forest Service
  • Bureau of Land Management
  • What can we learn from these?

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Federal lands, cont.
  • Federal lands are held in 5 systems
  • National Forests
  • National Parks
  • Bureau of Land Management (BLM) lands
  • Wildlife Refuges
  • Wilderness Areas

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U.S. Forest Service
  • 1897 First National Forest
  • 1905 Forest Service created.
  • National Forests in the Eastern U.S. were
    purchased under the Weeks Act (1911).
  • What are the National Forests for?
  • Conservation vs. Preservation
  • Pinchot vs. Muir

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Coined the term conservation ethic
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Goat Rocks Wilderness Area, Gifford Pinchot
National Forest
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U.S. Forest Service
  • Conservation won out.
  • Early focus on timber.
  • Small communities dependent on timber supply.
  • Why is it in the Department of Agriculture?
  • (Recent discussion of moving it to Dept of
    Interior)
  • What it does now

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U.S. Forest Service, cont.
  • Multiple Use-Sustained Yield Act of 1960
  • 1. Multiple Use To manage and utilize the
    national forest's renewable resources in the best
    way to meet the needs of the people.
  • National Forests were to be managed to provide
    five services

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Multiple Use-Sustained Yield Act
  • Five purposes for the National Forests
  • Outdoor recreation
  • Range
  • Timber
  • Watershed
  • Wildlife
  • Why are these listed explicitly in the Act?
  • What else do you notice?
  • Why was this Act revolutionary?

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  • 2. Sustained Yield.
  • To achieve and maintain a high level of output
    in perpetuity from the national forest's
    resources and services in a way that will not
    impair productivity.

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Forest Service, cont.
  • Multiple Use-Sustained Yield Act (1960)
  • Applies only to the Forest Service.
  • Revolutionary
  • A bit schizophrenic

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Multiple-Use Sustained-Yield Act, cont.
  • Applies only to the Forest Service
  • Revolutionary, if a bit schizophrenic
  • Does not solve all our problems, of course.
  • Multiple uses in all areas, or different areas
    dedicated to different uses?
  • Uses still compete. Tradeoffs necessary.

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Forest Service Other policies
  • National Forest Management Act of 1976
  • What was happening to natural resources in
    mid-1970s? (You know this.)
  • Monongahela even-aged controversy
  • Required Forest plans.
  • In this case, these did have an effect. Why?
  • Greater role for public participation
  • Changing uses of the National Forests - 2009

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Bureau of Land Management
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Bureau of Land Management
  • Set up in 1946
  • What issue was in the publics mind?
  • Issue Grazing management
  • Multiple use mandate came much later
  • Next class Grazing multiple use controversies
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