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Spare some Trees

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Christopher Carlberg
9 years ago

We need more trees; not less.

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David Mason
9 years ago

No more tree cutting! We like having the trees on the BLM land touching ours that's why we bought it.

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Seth hernandez
9 years ago

Save them trees

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Sandra isaacson
9 years ago

You keep cutting down trees and not replanting the trees you have cut down. Not good for the mountains or animals.

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Timothy Engelhart
9 years ago

Hemp is a viable alternative.

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Jennifer Hubbard
9 years ago

Trees are vital to the environment. They provide us cleaner air, housing for animals, stability of earth and so much more! Stop with deforestation! We cannot survive without nature but nature would surely strive without our destructive ways. Fat pockets are worthless if we keep destroying Earth!

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Alan R Helton
9 years ago

These trees, and that area, seamed to be some of the last bastions of natural world. Lightly touched, but now being decimated and desecrated, it once was the hallmark of everything I enjoy in Arizona but that seems to be going awry. I hope this madness can stop. You're destroying everything that makes your state great, and this long living trees (not a grass or a bush) are the flora and fauna I think of when I think of Arizona.

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Julie Behrens
9 years ago

Stop destroying the environment!! I've lived in Az all my life! This is destructive!

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Roseann Martin
9 years ago

Stop destroying the lands for the wild life have no place to dwell. Shame on you...

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Maria Bartlett
9 years ago

We dont need anymore destruction on any land leave as is

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Lynne Tuccy
9 years ago

Stop harming the environment -let the trees live. Leave the trees alone.

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Amber Lick
9 years ago Featured

I'm just wondering, did they obtain permissions to drive such heavy equipment on these private dirt roads? And is it not their responsibilities to remove the matter in a safe way? Not fully securing the particles they have stored away in the back of the truck until reaching surface streets is a big time no no!

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Anita Sayers
9 years ago

It's maddening to see more destruction of natural habitat for animals that dwell in this area !!!!!!!!!! Why must we going on killing ????? Is there no way to compromise and provide enough shade for their survival ?????

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Mark paz
9 years ago

Nestle cannot get away with stealing our water rights to resell back to us with the help of our own politicians.that company is a scumbag company

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Heather
9 years ago

Terrible to see this!

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Anthony Corbin
9 years ago

I vote in all elections that I am able to as a US citizen and I remember the public servants who serve us the people and protect our natural resources for future generations.

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Jason roche
9 years ago

save the trees and plant more

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Kira Leeon
9 years ago

Barbaric massacre of nature. Where is the environmental sustainability and the environmental ethics?

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Tanya Nielsen
9 years ago

please, save the trees!

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Patrick Stocks MS
9 years ago

I am writing in response to information I have recieved concerning cutting Pinon/Juniper pines in Navaho County. It appears, that once again, it is designed to increase cattle grazing opportunities. Unfortunately, it will disturb wildlife habitat. As a result, I am not in favor of it. Beyond that, it is my understanding that ranchers are allowed to graze a cow and a calf on Public land for approximately $14 a year. This is literally, a free lunch at taxpayer expense. This is Public land not Special Interest land. Cows are not eco friendly. I firmly believe that this archaic, self serving lease option be reconsidered. Reconsideration is long overdue. Please advise.