National Forest "Roadless Rule" repeal sparking debate in Montana - KTVH

A debate has erupted in Montana over the potential repeal of the National Forest 'Roadless Rule,' which limits road construction and certain commercial activities in designated wilderness areas. The rule affects how millions of acres of federal forest land can be used and developed. Supporters of the repeal argue it would increase access and economic opportunities, while opponents worry about environmental impacts on pristine forest ecosystems.