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How much it could cost to halt old-growth logging

Derrick Penner / Vancouver Sun- timescolonist.com - October 23, 2021 Premier John Horgan is under increasing pressure to halt old-growth logging on B.C.’s coast, a step that would come with a billion-dollar price tag to buy back existing timber rights, according to one industry analyst.

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IUFRO Forest Health Webinar Series

During October, November, and December, five webinars will be hosted, every two weeks, by various working parties of IUFRO Division 7, including one webinar co-organised by a working party in Division 2.

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INTERFORST 2022 on its best path

October 14, 2021 A good nine months before its opening, INTERFORST, which will take place from July 17 to 20, 2022 on the exhibition grounds in Munich, is drawing a very positive interim conclusion.

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Timber shortage due to 'unprecedented' post-lockdown demand

By Claire Marshall 04-08-2021 BBC Environment & Rural Affairs Correspondent The price of timber has risen sharply with builders struggling to get supplies, as post-lockdown construction and DIY projects create huge demand.

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JOINT STATEMENT (EUSTAFOR)

Draft new EU Forest Strategy: time to really consider the opinion of EU forest and forest-based sector

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Why trees grow at night (wsl.ch)

Roman Zweifel 21.06.2021 | Michéle Kaennel Dobbertin | News WSL It is a common misconception that trees grow in the daytime, when photosynthesis produces carbohydrates from CO2.

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From tree to timber

forestryengland.uk – 09-06-2021 England’s forests provide wood that is part of our everyday lives.

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Heavy Equipment Academy completed in Mississippi

wildfiretoday.com Author Bill Gabbert Posted on May 25, 2021 A week-long class aimed at training forest rangers and technicians to use heavy equipment to fight wildfires

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BC’s Cynical Attack on Old-Growth Forests

RCMP officers make their way around two protesters chained to a tree stump at an anti-logging protest in Caycuse, BC on May 18 Gerry Warner 19 May 2021 | TheTyee.ca John Horgan’s alliance with corporate and union logging interests is stalling protection for remaining ancient trees.

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