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Concerns Grow For Ash Trees As Pest Nears Midlands
An insect that has the potential to kill millions of trees in Nebraska and southwest Iowa has been found north of Kansas City, Mo., bringing into sharp relief an imminent threat to the region’s canopy.…
U.S. Forest Service Plans For Post-Wildfire Issues
Even before the fires start, some folks in the U.S. Forest Service have planned for what to do when they’re extinguished. In the case of the Pony and Ash Creek fires in eastern Montana, federal…
Western Evergreen Forests Could Face Century Of Drought, Study Suggests
Western forests could be facing a 100-year drought, turning to scrubland by the end of the century – and taking their ability to soak up carbon with them, according to a new study. The new…
Fighting Wildfires With Data, Spacecraft, Drones
Wildfires are fast-moving targets, so one of the most important weapons firefighting teams can have is timely, precise information about where the fire is, where it’s likely to spread and what’s in its path. In…
Financing, Five Year Biomass Contracts Offered Loggers In Upstate New York
ReEnergy Holdings recruited more than a dozen suppliers for its new biomass power plant in Lyons Falls, NY as more than 100 people attended Demo Day July 25 to watch wood chippers and learn about…
Forest Engineering Professionals To Meet In Historic New Bern, NC
The Council On Forest Engineering (COFE) will hold its 35th annual meeting September 10-12, 2012 in New Bern, North Carolina at the Doubletree Riverfront Hotel. The theme of the meeting is “Engineering New Solutions for…
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