The case for reform and forest protection in labor and policy
A forceful call argues that unlawful court injunctions oppress wageworkers, and that severe limits on deforestation are needed. It condemns hasty legislature, praises judges who curb tyranny, and urges national action on waterways, parks, and forest conservation to safeguard workers, forests, and future prosperity.
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