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Woodlot owners at risk http://www.hcn.org/issues/11/323 Landowners risk being taken advantage of by unscrupulous
private loggers.No publisherStaffLogging2010-02-05T08:45:59ZNews ArticleWill an experimental plan be snuffed out? http://www.hcn.org/issues/158/5114 Environmentalists are at odds over an experimental logging
plan intended to restore forest health and reduce the risk of
wildfire in the ponderosa pines around Flagstaff, Ariz.No publisherTim WestbyLogging2010-02-05T09:37:25ZNews ArticleWhile you were voting … http://www.hcn.org/issues/40.20/While-you-were-voting-.. While the nation is distracted by the election, the Bush administration races ahead with environmental policy changes.No publisherSarah Gilman Western Oregon Plan RevisionLoggingRenewable energyBLMInterior DepartmentEndangered Species ActBush environmental policySecure Rural Schools and Community Act2010-02-05T08:38:02ZNews ArticleWhere there's smoke wood, there's less fire http://www.hcn.org/issues/227/11239 Working under a special-use cutting permit from the Forest
Service, Ed LaRose is harvesting alligator juniper to produce
smoke-wood chips and a high profit.No publisherJanis MarstonCommunities/Socio-EconomicsLogging2010-02-05T08:53:37ZNews ArticleWeathering the academic storm http://www.hcn.org/issues/347/17031 Dan Donato, whose controversial study on salvage logging
sparked an academic firestorm, talks about his research and all it
provokedNo publisherErin HalcombfirewildfiresJohnLoggingSessionsenvironmental issuesscienceDan DonatoBiscuit Fireforestryforest firesOregon Stateecologyresearchconifer re-growthpoliticssalvage loggingUniversity2010-08-06T19:52:03ZNews ArticleUnsalvageable http://www.hcn.org/issues/298/15501 Despite angry environmentalists, rotting timber, and
unenthusiastic logging companies, the Bush administration is
determined to push logging on roadless land burned by the Biscuit
Fire in southwestern OregonNo publisherKathie DurbinFiresLoggingBiscuit Firesalvage loggingBush environmental policyTom LavagninoKalmiopsis WildernessprotestersFiddler timber
saleMike’s Gulch timber saleRogue River-Siskiyou National
ForestClinton roadless ruleSiskiyou Mountainsforest firesSiski2012-03-30T19:01:35ZNews ArticleU.S. mills fall under Canadian ax http://www.hcn.org/issues/199/10371 In the new global economy, U.S. sawmills are going out of
business, unable to compete with cheap timber coming from Canada,
where environmental regulations are much looser.No publisherMatt JenkinsLogging2010-02-05T08:34:12ZNews ArticleTwo laws collide in the Northwest woods http://www.hcn.org/issues/199/10377 Stimson Lumber Company says the Alaska National Interest
Lands Conservation Act entitles it to build at least 21 miles of
new road through endangered species habitat in the Selkirk Range of
Idaho and Washington.No publisherKirsten BoveeLogging2010-02-05T08:34:15ZNews ArticleTribe fights salvage logging http://www.hcn.org/issues/56/1760 The Klamath tribes of southern Oregon file a lawsuit to
stop the salvage logging of traditional hunting and fishing
grounds.No publisherBill TaylorLogging2010-02-05T10:03:23ZNews ArticleTriage for trees attacked http://www.hcn.org/issues/44/1343 Southern Oregon environmentalists say the Forest Service
is "killing the patient" by logging fungus-infected Port Orford
cedars.No publisherShea AndersenLogging2010-02-05T09:59:52ZNews ArticleTrees identified as culprit http://www.hcn.org/issues/71/2247 An Oregon clearcut destroys fish habitat for cutthroat
trout.No publisherStaffLogging2010-02-05T09:06:33ZNews ArticleTree poaching on the rise http://www.hcn.org/issues/6/174 High lumber prices lead to increased timber
theft.No publisherStaffLogging2010-02-05T08:44:52ZNews ArticleTimber takes a hit http://www.hcn.org/issues/149/4815 In the Northwest, timber targets fall again as the Forest
Service tries to fine-tune the Northwest Forest Plan.No publisherChris CarrelLogging2010-02-05T10:09:14ZNews ArticleTimber sales are throwbacks to beastly days http://www.hcn.org/issues/45/1379 Recent old-growth timber sales like Oregon's Roman Dunn
are clear-cut in what critics call an "old-fashioned, dirty"
way.No publisherPaul LarmerLogging2010-02-05T10:00:11ZNews ArticleTimber sale killed http://www.hcn.org/issues/26/733 The Forest Service is ordered to abandon the Long Draw
timber sale in Colorado's Arapaho-Roosevelt National
Forest.No publisherStaffLogging2010-02-05T08:49:09ZNews Article