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Patagonia considers legal action over Trump policy

05/05/2017

The CEO of Patagonia has said the company will consider legal action following the Trump administration’s removal of protections for public lands. “We take this as a sign that Trump and his team prefer to cater to fossil fuel interests and state land grabs for unsustainable development, rather than preserve a vital part of our nation’s heritage...

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