Forest Service chief faces scrutiny over logging ties as Trump plans to scrap protections
PolicyTuesday, September 1, 2026The Guardian

Forest Service chief faces scrutiny over logging ties as Trump plans to scrap protections

The U.S. Forest Service chief, Tom Schultz, is under scrutiny for his prior lobbying work with logging companies as the Trump administration moves to repeal the 'roadless rule,' which has historically protected millions of acres of national forest land from logging and development. This anticipated rollback is likely to benefit the timber industry significantly.

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