Since the year 2000 under the Clinton administration,the general national forest policy has been to
A)construct as many new roads in national forests as are needed to support logging and fire suppression.
B)ban the construction of new roads in national forests.
C)convert wild national forests into commercial operations that replant clear-cut regions with the most commercially valuable tree species.
D)convert national forests that have never been logged into commercially valuable logged and replanted regions.

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Since the year 2000 under the Clinton administration, the general national forest policy has been to ban the construction of new roads in national forests. This policy is aimed to prevent damage to the environment and preserve the natural state of the forests. It also restricts logging and fire suppression activities, which can damage the ecosystem of the forests.

Since the Year 2000 Under the Clinton Administration,the General National