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BuzzH

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Good one from meateater:

 
Not a news story, but I heard from a friend in the FS that he had to submit an email this weekend, justifying his position and outlining what he did the week before. Sounds to me like the provisionals were just part 1…
 
Not a news story, but I heard from a friend in the FS that he had to submit an email this weekend, justifying his position and outlining what he did the week before. Sounds to me like the provisionals were just part 1…
I’d love to see a 100% attended federal employee walk out for a couple days this week
 

In addition to losing employees at the USDA agricultural research station in Adams, the U.S. Forest Service lost dozens of employees across Northeastern Oregon and about 2,000 workers nationwide.

A USDA spokesperson said much of the funding for these employees had come from temporary funding through former President Joe Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act. “It’s unfortunate that the Biden administration hired thousands of people with no plan in place to pay them long term,” the spokesperson said. The sudden loss of workers in areas critical to Eastern Oregon, including research and forest trail maintenance, has left some people and organizations in the region reeling.
 
Well, I recall a Forest Circus cop ticketing a bunch of illegal Christmas tree cutters along a certain stretch of FS road in the Big Belts one year. We had a permit, so it was less than water under the bridge for me, but the next year the FS paid some seasonal employees to clear all the brush (i.e. Christmas trees) along that certain FS road.
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Buzz, thank-you for the news articles. They do illustrate ramifications already to this point.
 

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