Kirk Siegler
speaker
267 appearances
46 recordings
1 series
first heard Sep 2025
last heard 19 Aug
Kirk Siegler’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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This residue of the two thousand one roadless rule was widely expected.
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President Trump's forest service, along with the timber industry.
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has argued that restrictions on new road building have severely hindered the US government's ability to thin and log forests with the goal of preventing wildfires and smoke like that's been engulfing much of the country again this summer.
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But the Forest Service is behind its own targets on treating forests in areas where roads are already built, and environmentalists are calling the overturning of the rule a giveaway to industry.
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They're hard and expensive to get to and often very controversial to log.
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Kirk Ziggler in Pure News, Missoula, Montana.
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And I'm Janine Hurst, NPR News
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This resion of the two thousand one roadless rule was widely expected.
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President Trump's forest service, along with the timber industry.
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government's ability to thin and log forests with the goal of preventing wildfires and smoke, but the Forest Service is behind its own targets on treating forests in areas where roads are already built, and environmentalists are calling the overturning of the rule a giveaway to industry.
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Kirk Ziggler, NPR News, Missoula, Montana.
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This rescission of the two thousand one roadless rule was widely expected.
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President Trump's Forest Service, along with the timber industry, and the president.
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has argued that restrictions on new road building have severely hindered the US government's ability to thin and log forests with the goal of preventing wildfires and smoke like that's been engulfing much of the country again this summer.
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But the Forest Service is behind its own targets on treating forests in areas where roads are already built, and environmentalists are calling the overturning of the rule a giveaway to industry.
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Meanwhile, it's still not clear how interested timber companies are in most of these pristine forests they're hard and expensive to get to and often very controversial to log.
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Kirk Ziggler, MPR News, Missoula, Montana.
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This forecast is a good news, bad news situation.
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In Idaho, Casey Mooney is taking her dog for a morning hike in the foothills above downtown Boise.
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A recent wildfire here was a close call for the city, but ended up just blackening the sagebrush and grasses in the popular trail system.
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