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U.S. Forest Service Study: Assessment Of Mountain Pine Beetle Timber Salvage
A recently published study by U.S. Forest Service researchers evaluates potential revenues from harvesting standing timber killed by mountain pine beetle in the western United States. The study...
Federal Judge Lifts National Forest Logging Bans
A federal judge Thursday allowed loggers to go back to work on national forests without waiting for federal agencies to send out paperwork lifting logging bans prompted by the government shutdown....
Costly Lesson Of California’s Rim Fire: Forests Need To Be Thinned
If you burn it, they will come. That movie-based logic is how federal dollars get allocated for forests, say foresters, scientists, environmentalists and others familiar with how fire risk gets...
Oregon Timber Firms, AFRC Sue To Lift Logging Ban On National Forests
Three timber companies filed a lawsuit Monday in Oregon’s Federal District Court to lift a logging ban in national forests caused by the federal government’s shutdown. “It makes zero sense for the...
California Logging Industry, Environmentalists Lock Horns Over Burned Trees
A new gold rush may be on in California's Sierra Nevada Mountains, but this time the treasure is burned trees to salvage for lumber. The Rim Fire that charred a quarter-million acres of the...
Harvesting Oregon Wildfire Damaged Trees A Race Against Time
It’s a battle against time for Oregon wildfire damaged trees burned by last summer’s Barry Point Fire. That’s why crews from the Collins Lakeview Sawmill continue efforts to cut and truck trees to...
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