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Why the Forest Service is logging after Hurricane Helene - MSN
Of the nearly 800,000 acres of trees that Helene downed, about 187,000 lie in national forests. Salvage logging is the Forest Service’s primary method of handling such a large disturbance.
A recent CounterPunch article by Faith Kearns argued that municipal watersheds should be “thinned” or logged to reduce wildfire risk, citing California’s ...
The U.S. Forest Service says the closure east of Athol is to prevent any accidents or unnecessary congestion while two logging operations are underway.
A Congolese bishop says an "ecological disaster" is unfolding in the southeast of the Democratic Republic of Congo as illegal logging destined for Chinese buyers is threatening the rare mukula tree.
One person is dead following what has been described as a logging accident on Tuesday afternoon near Mt. Olive. It happened ...
The Forest Service says salvage logging is needed to avoid fires. Ecologists and hikers worry that will prioritize profit over ecosystems.
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