Trump administration reorganizes Forest Service

The Trump administration is undertaking significant changes to the United States — United States Postal Service>>>, the largest agency within the United States — United States Department of Agriculture>>>. These changes include a proposed move of the United States — United States Postal Service>>> headquarters from Washington to United States — Salt Lake City>>>, consolidation of critical research functions, and the closure of 57 research and other offices. The administration also proposes to transfer the United States — United States Postal Service>>>'s fire program to the United States — United States Department of the Interior>>>, which has already created the U.S. Wildland Fire Service. These actions follow an executive order to consolidate firefighting work. Critics, including former Secretaries of Agriculture Dan Glickman>>> and Ann Veneman>>>, express concerns about the lack of data-driven justification, potential negative impacts on firefighting, rural economies, employee morale, and the possibility of selling off public lands. The United States — United States Postal Service>>> has already lost at least 6,000 employees.