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  1. The U.S. Department of the Interior is reviewing and relaxing hunting and fishing rules, drawing opposition from advocates.
  2. Advocacy groups, including the National Parks Conservation Association and Project On Government Oversight, are lobbying Congress regarding the effective use of taxpayer funds and government oversight.

John Roth participated in a webinar hosted by POGO, recommending Congress strengthen oversight.

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John Roth participated in a webinar hosted by POGO, recommending Congress strengthen oversight.

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Within The U.S. Department of the Interior is reviewing and relaxing hunting and fishing rules, drawing opposition from advocates.

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