US proposes rescinding Roadless Rule protections for national forests
PolicyTuesday, August 25, 2026Mongabay

US proposes rescinding Roadless Rule protections for national forests

The U.S. government is moving to rescind the Roadless Rule that prohibits road construction and industrial activities in designated national forests, raising concerns among conservationists. This action invites significant public outcry and activism, particularly as it takes place during the National Day of Action for U.S. national parks and public lands. Policy makers and activists are urged to respond to this proposed change, which threatens the ecological integrity of these protected areas.

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