Opinion: Is Resistance to Housing Now Futile?
California is enforcing its housing laws to combat the state’s housing crisis, with a recent battle in Fairfax, Marin County, testing whether a town can obstruct housing development and get away with it.
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- The Gun without the LandHunters and gun rights advocates are voting to dismantle the US Forest Service, which manages 193 million acres of public land, by supporting politicians who are selling off the land to private interests, despite the fact that hunting and fishing contribute billions to the economy.
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