U.S. Roadless Rule May Affect Drinking Water

A proposed change to the U.S. Roadless Rule could put drinking water for about 25 million Americans at risk. This rule helps protect national forests by limiting road construction. If the rule is repealed, it could lead to more roads and logging in these areas, which might harm the environment and the water supply. It's important for everyone to understand how government decisions can impact nature and our resources.

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