Trump administration moves to open untouched national forests to logging

The Trump administration has rolled back protections for millions of acres of national forests, allowing logging and other commercial activities in areas previously off-limits. The decision to end the "roadless rule" is seen by supporters as a way to manage forests more effectively, but critics argue it threatens biodiversity and pristine ecosystems. This move comes amid ongoing debates about balancing economic development and environmental conservation, with significant implications for future forest management policies and ecological health.