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Environmental

Roadless Rule Survives Final Legal Challenge

by Gary Kopycinski on March 26, 2013

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Clear flowing headwaters in the TeePee-Spring Creek roadless area in Montana's Cabinet Mountains. (Terry Glase)

Clear flowing headwaters in the TeePee-Spring Creek roadless area of Montana’s Cabinet Mountains. (© Terry Glase) View slideshow of roadless areas.