Per The New Yorker, the reorg “shuts down the Service’s nine regional offices and relocates its headquarters from Washington, D.C., to Salt Lake City” where the “Service will now have, instead of a regional headquarters, a ‘state coördinator’ in the capitals of states where it has large holdings, and I think it’s safe to predict that these people will service connections to the interests that value timber more highly than those that value, say, water filtration, much less backpacking.”
@georgetakei …yet still not impeached for crimes against humanity.
@georgetakei It’s now up to the states to preserve what we still have in the form of expanding our state parks and creating more conservation land.
@georgetakei This is one issue that crosses the red/blue abyss ... if the interested parties can cooperate.
@georgetakei If this shit-gibbon is planning to destroy everything he doesn't understand, that means nothing will be safe from destruction except big macs, diet coke, and MMA on the White House lawn.
@georgetakei We'll spend the next 50 years undoing all the harm this PoS has done to our country.
@georgetakei There will be no one to put out the fires. He wants the USA to burn.
Wikipedia :
The Forestry Ordinance of 1669 (“sur le fait des Eaux et Forêts") proclaimed by Louis XIV of France sought to protect and restore France’s timber resources as well as its considerable forestry heritage. The Ordinance consolidated and clarified older, more fragmented regulations. It was drafted after serious investigation of forestry exploitation practices by Colbert.
This forest management became a model throughout Europe.
@georgetakei When a face tells you: I know I'm an asshole and I'm destroying something again with this signature. But I don't care because it makes me and my friends a lot of money.
The US might need something like "Kintsugi for Public Offices" in the future. But I think it's not like broken mugs and more like a pizza which you cannot reverse to flour and other ingredients.
The damage will stay for decades. It's like Germany after the WW2, you have to restart public life and offices from scratch.