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"Obama signs bill protecting 2 million acres of wilderness" by Associated Press | March 31, 2009
WASHINGTON - President Obama signed legislation yesterday setting aside more than 2 million acres as protected wilderness. Obama called the new law among the most important in decades "to protect, preserve and pass down our nation's most treasured landscapes to future generations."
Obama said the law guarantees that Americans "will not take our forests, rivers, oceans, national parts, monuments, and wilderness areas for granted, but rather we will set them aside and guard their sanctity for everyone to share. That's something all Americans can support."
It all sounds good, so why am I so suspicious?
The unending agenda-pushing and lies? That means pollution will stop, right?
The law represents one of the largest expansions of wilderness protection in a quarter-century. It confers the government's highest level of protection on land in nine states.
Land protected ranges from California's Sierra Nevada and Oregon's Mount Hood to Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado and parts of the Jefferson National Forest in Virginia. Land in Idaho's Owyhee canyons, Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore in Michigan, and Zion National Park in Utah also won wilderness protection.--more--"
Flashback:
"House votes to protect wilderness" by Associated Press | March 26, 2009
WASHINGTON - Congress set aside more than 2 million acres in nine states yesterday as protected wilderness, from California's Sierra Nevada mountains to the Jefferson National Forest in Virginia. The legislation is on its way to President Obama for his expected signature.
The bill would be one of the largest expansions of wilderness protection in a quarter-century. It would confer the government's highest level of protection on land in California, Colorado, Idaho, Michigan, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Virginia, and West Virginia. 
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