What Did a Tree Ever Do to Donald Trump
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Apparently, standing still and not turning a profit was provocation enough
On a Tuesday in March, with the quiet confidence of a man dismantling a smoke alarm because it keeps going off, the administration of Donald Trump set about hollowing out the United States Forest Service—an agency older than most of the buildings in Washington, created when conservation was still considered a virtue and not an inconvenience.
They did it, naturally, with a press release.
No vote. No hearings. No moment where someone might stand up and ask, in plain English, what exactly is being done to 193 million acres of public land. Just a document—sterile, jargon-soaked, written in the linguistic equivalent of chloroform. “Mission delivery.” “Operational realignment.” Words designed not to inform, but to sedate.