UN official warns Ivory Coast refugees face peril amid conflict
United Nations official Kamel Morjane voiced concern for thousands trapped in Ivory Coast as fighting widens. He urged protection for Liberians, Sierra Leoneans, Congolese, and Rwandans at displacement centers near Abidjan and Guiglo, and noted refugees at risk of being drawn into the war.
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Court restores forest protection
A federal appeals court reversed a lower court halt and reinstated Clinton era restrictions on road building in about 58 million acres of federal forest. The ruling challenges Bush administration efforts to ease logging and environmental reviews, signaling strong judicial opposition to roadless policy rollbacks. Environmentalists urged continued protection and warned the decision sets a high bar for weakening roadless safeguards.
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