They couldn't build roads into it, but they could do a little logging from the air. The main point is the science so far, there's no evidence to justify this massive plan. Even the federal Forest Service employees in association wrote a letter to the Clinton administration and said, 'You're going too fast, this isn't warranted. This is a Clinton legacy. This is the end of the term.
People know it.
It's not like, oh, look at this. I think to look parallel to this policy and it's happening really at the same time, which is one of the reasons you're getting a lot of complaints. But really equally important is the whole effort to look at the current road system, which is, as I said, over 370,000 miles and figure out which roads to close. Everybody's got a favorite road, hunters, fishermen. And actually, one of the most popular recreational uses on the forest is simply traveling the backcountry roads.