Navy denies Red Star wild claims on animal weapons
Navy officials in San Diego dismissed a Red Star report that the United States plans to use skunks sea gulls bats dolphins and sea lions as weapons. They confirmed classified projects at Key facilities but said no plan trains animals to injure or attack.
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Timber executive warns wilderness plan could raise housing costs
James H. Turnbull of the National Forest Products Association warns that removing 500 million undeveloped federal acres under the Wilderness Preservation Act could push up housing costs for millions. He notes the act already limits timberland and questions the goal of expanding wilderness while housing targets remain unmet.
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