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Saving the Pacific Northwest’s symbolic Douglas fir
The Douglas fir is an indelible symbol of the Pacific Northwest. The thick-barked native represents the aesthetics of biologically rich Cascadia and the checkered past of overlogging.
Yukoner makes chairs from fire-killed wood, as association pushes for easier access to deadwood
Most lumber sold in the Yukon is trucked up from places like Alberta and British Columbia. Ulrich Trachsel, the owner of Ibex Valley Wood Products, said that doesn't work for him — the costs to the ...
Alamos Gold Announces Development Plan for High-Return Burnt Timber and Linkwood Satellite Deposits
Burnt Timber and Linkwood to significantly extend mine life of Lynn Lake project and enhance economics given low-capital and ...
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With Trump’s new pro-timber order, Alaska conservationists poised to rehash Tongass Roadless Rule
The Trump administration is seeking to rescind the Roadless Rule, which prohibits road construction and timber harvest on over 58 million acres of national forests across the country. The Jan. 20 ...
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Special Report: Mass Timber On The Rise
Mass timber is starting to present itself more frequently as an option for more sustainable and aesthetically pleasing construction. Amid rising surface temperatures and an ongoing climate crisis ...