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In California, the Forest Service abandons the
collaborative Sierra Nevada Framework in favor of a new management
plan that cuts big trees
by Cosmo Garvin,
Mar 01, 2004
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The proposed salvage logging of the Biscuit Fire area in
Oregon’s Siskiyou Forest is one of the largest timber sales
in history, and critics say it’s not only ecologically
dangerous, but undermines the Roadless Rule
by Kathie Durbin,
Dec 22, 2003
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The House and Senate pass the Healthy Forests Restoration
Act, which environmentalists fear will do the opposite of its
name
by Puanani Mench,
Dec 08, 2003
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President Bush is carrying on a stealthy assault against
our national forests
by Tom Udall,
Nov 24, 2003
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A recent court ruling and a new California law could
curtail stream pollution by the logging industry
by Josh Garrett-Davis,
Nov 24, 2003
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The Bush administration plans to more than double the
amount of logging in public forests west of the Cascades in
Washington, Oregon and Northern California
by Michael Milstein,
Sep 01, 2003
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A Forest Service project to thin trees in New
Mexico’s Santa Fe National Forest is using money obtained
through the Clean Water Act
by Joshua Zaffos,
Jun 09, 2003
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The Forest Service’s new management plan for
California’s Giant Sequoia National Monument encourages
logging
by Matt Weiser,
Jun 09, 2003
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Members of California’s Quincy Library Group are
fighting Forest Service plans for logging the Plumas and Lassen
national forests.
by Jane Braxton Little,
Feb 17, 2003
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Logging the few large trees still remaining in Western
forests will not salvage the timber industry, help local towns or
prevent future wildfires
by John McCarthy,
Jan 20, 2003
