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The weight of this fight settles in my bones every morning but seeing this movement grow gives me a reason to keep going. We have built something real here even when the outlook seemed bleak. I am exhausted by the slow pace of progress but I am not stopping until the forest is safe.
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We live here, this is our beautiful backyard, We see it every day. What do you see?
Look at the devastated area East of Roaring River, we believe the ecosystem services costs are too large to pay for what the community would gain! Wildlife habitat is cherished in MO!
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Status: Closed — this petition is no longer accepting signatures.
Final supporters
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July 24, 2007
The weight of this fight settles in my bones every morning but seeing this movement grow gives me a reason to keep going. We have built something real here even when the outlook seemed bleak. I am exhausted by the slow pace of progress but I am not stopping until the forest is safe.
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Find the money a different Way! Because in 40 years game and parks will be wanting to restore the forest costing taxpayers buku, do the math, it's a wash and not worth changing for the wildlife it supports today. Preservation is likely the best use of money.
We live here, this is our beautiful backyard, We see it every day. What do you see?
Look at the devastated area East of Roaring River, we believe the ecosystem services costs are too large to pay for what the community would gain! Wildlife habitat is cherished in MO!
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Find the money a different Way! Because in 40 years game and parks will be wanting to restore the forest costing taxpayers buku, do the math, it's a wash and not worth changing for the wildlife it supports today. Preservation is likely the best use of money.