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Boise Cascade Corp. sawmill workers blame
environmentalists for sawmill closures in the Northwest that others
say are the fault of the global economy.
by Stephen Stuebner,
Aug 31, 1998
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Idaho Republican Rep. Helen Chenoweth takes part in a
rally in the timber town of Cascade, Idaho, to protest the Forest
Service's road-building moratorium.
by Dewey Haeder,
Jul 06, 1998
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The federal program, "Jobs in the Woods," intended to
retrain timber workers in the Northwest, may have helped some
workers, but the Klamath Forest Alliance says the program allows
politics rather than science to decide what projects are
undertaken.
by Staff,
May 11, 1998
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Some mills in Oregon stay busy even as fewer trees are cut
in the U.S. by milling imported logs.
by Dustin Solberg,
Apr 27, 1998
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The small timber town of Detroit, Ore., turns its back on
its logging history to protect its watershed from
clear-cutting.
by Dustin Solberg,
Apr 27, 1998
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Robert Leo Heilman's "Overstory: Zero; Real Life in Timber
Country" portrays life in a logging community.
by Sarah Dry,
Oct 13, 1997
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A columnist takes a critical look behind the hoopla
surrounding the Quincy Library Group at what has really been
accomplished.
by Jon Margolis,
Sep 29, 1997
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In his own words, environmental attorney and Quincy
Library Group member Michael Jackson discusses the group.
by Ed Marston,
Sep 29, 1997
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In her own words, environmentalist Terry Terhaar discusses
her positive experience with the Quincy Library Group.
by Ed Marston,
Sep 29, 1997
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In her own words, environmentalist Erin Noel discusses her
negative experience with the Quincy Library Group.
by Ed Marston,
Sep 29, 1997
