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Letter: Stop development, save trees

By Cheryl Levine, BATTLE GROUND
Published: June 23, 2023, 6:00am

If Gov. Jay Inslee is truly concerned about our environment why is he allowing the selling of every parcel of woods, slapping down cement and allowing multiplex buildings to be built and populated?

How green is it to cut down all our trees? Where is the wildlife to go?

Case in point: developing all the land to commercially connect Vancouver with Camas.

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