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Court issues split ruling on timber project in Ohio’s Wayne National Forest

A federal judge has agreed in part with a lawsuit filed by an environmental group to stop clearcutting in the Wayne National Forest in southeastern Ohio. He also agreed in part with the U.S. Forest Service. The decision means the government will have to be more specific in its logging decisions, but leaves the door open to its plan to clear cut in the forest.

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Court issues split ruling on timber project in Ohio’s Wayne National Forest

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