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California lawmakers are working to halt a proposed road into Yosemite National Park, which supporters claim would reduce pollution and improve access. The road is part of a federal land-swap plan involving Kingsbarn Realty Capital, which aims to connect its property to the park's highway network. However, lawmakers and environmental groups are concerned about the implications of the development for public land.
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California lawmakers are working to halt a proposed road into Yosemite National Park, which supporters claim would reduce pollution and improve access. The road is part of a federal land-swap plan involving Kingsbarn Realty Capital, which aims to connect its property to the park's highway network. However, lawmakers and environmental groups are concerned about the implications of the development for public land.
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