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Save the Santa Fe National Forest

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Cate Dingley
7 years ago

Inform the public and allow proper time for an EIS before burning, it's the right thing to do.

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Robb Foster
7 years ago

I think an Environmental Impact Statement is absolutely necessary before this project continues.

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Dharma Widmann
7 years ago

Doing an EIS first is a common sense first step. All that you've accomplished so far is to get a lot of people very upset. We do not live any longer in a time when people will sit back & let the environment be destroyed without a fight.

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Claudia B Wolfe
7 years ago

Seriously?! You can do something this radical without a EIS? PLEASE just take a bit of time to review all options. Clear brush is a good logical start -

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Marlene Widmann
7 years ago

Please do what is appropriate and do an EIS.

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Deborah Stark
7 years ago

The science of old is in serious opposition to what we understand today particularly in our understanding of the eco-systems/eco-system of the forest and the planet as a whole. We need to adjust our practices to meet this new understanding and stop trying to dominate the Natural World. It barely survives as it is.

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Patricia Gilliam
7 years ago

Please halt all tree clearing and burning projects in the Santa Fe National Forest and Hyde Park. The EIS is essential for thoughtful forest preservation that will save our wildlife and preserve the natural beauty of our land. Excessive burning is also a health hazard, as we have experienced from current and past fires throughout the southwest. Thank you.

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Therese Schovanec
7 years ago

Please explore alternatives!

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susan Peirce
7 years ago

This is such a huge project, it needs an EIS that complies with NEPA. To date your clearing of the forests have left horrible debris and decimation. It's unthinkable what 50,000 acres would look like and how much wildlife and plant life would be negatively impacted!

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Daniel Seirawan
7 years ago

Please do NOT do this! Clear brush yes, but you will burn the greenery and inundate us with smoke for months. Tourism will suffer greatly as well.

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Michael McCollum
7 years ago

Thanks Reina for letting me know about this.

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REINA SANTIAGO
7 years ago

We have to start protecting our natural world that has taken care of us. There must be a better way to help balance our awesome forest. Let’s start there

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Anonymous
7 years ago

I respectfully request that the environmental assessment be conducted before the Santa Fe national forest and the girls for their radica I respectfully request that the environmental assessment be conducted before the Santa Fe national forest undergoes Further radical thinning and controlled burns

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DEBORAH BOLDT
7 years ago

Conducting an EIS is needed before undertaking such radical action. Be wise, be prudent...do your job!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Stop this madness. No more controlled burns

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Lucy Lippard
7 years ago

Please do an EIS.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Thank you

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Please do not kill Mother Nature or the wildlife, and don't act before the EIS is done. THANK YOU

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Richard Pitcairn DVM PhD
7 years ago

We must learn to live with nature, not attack it and treat it as if without value. Many plants and animals depend for their lives on the integrity of the forest.

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Deb Dee
7 years ago

We need an environmental Impact Statement. NOT an "assessment" . And we need for you not to burn the trees off the mountain for a bunch of fat cats who couldn't care less about the trees, the wildlife and Santa Fe (Except as real estate). You wanted to help protect the forests. So do it and tell the Feds to stick it where the sun don't shine. Don't destroy what's left of our our precious and fragile desert mountain woods and forest, and pollute our reservoir. DONT DO IT! Have the cajones to stop this horrendously stupid boondoggle, for favor.