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Transitions, vol. 2, June 1989; 1988: 4 Billion Board Feet Exported From The Northwest Exporting Logs And Jobs To Japan Part 3 Forest Conservation as Scapegoat Item Info

Osborn, John--Timber Corporations overcut their industrial forest Now they want to overcut our National Forests, Log Exports; de Yonge, John--Owl won't star in forest industry campaign--Seattle Post Intelligencer, 1989-5-18(Seattle, WA); Modie, Neil--Dicks ducks conference on fate of forests--Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 1989-6-1(Seattle, WA); G-P tells why plant closes as logs exported--Bellevue Journal American, 1989-5-14(Bellevue, WA); The squeeze on timber jobs, Firms put profits first--Statesman-Journal, 1989-5-21(Salem, OR); Boise Cascade profit a record--Spokesman Review, 1989-4-18(Spokane, WA); Woodruff, Steve--Plum Creek throws down gauntlet--Missoulian, 1989-5-28(Missoula, MT); Strycker, Lisa--Forest Service employee criticizes agency's ethics--The Register Guard, 1989-6-3(Eugene, OR); Old notions rule logging, expert says--Spokesman Review, 1989-5-21(Spokane, WA); Whitney, David--Tongass timber goes for bargain prices, Alaska Pulp pays far less than value--Anchorage Daily News, 1989-4-26(Anchorage, AK); Scates, Shelby--Bird-brained state doesn't give a hoot about log exports--The Seattle Times, 1989-3-5(Seattle, WA)

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Title:
Transitions, vol. 2, June 1989; 1988: 4 Billion Board Feet Exported From The Northwest Exporting Logs And Jobs To Japan Part 3 Forest Conservation as Scapegoat
Date:
1989-06
Editor:
Osborn, John
Authors:
Osborn, John de Yonge, John Modie, Neil Woodruff, Steve Strycker, Lisa Whitney, David Scates, Shelby
Description:
Osborn, John--Timber Corporations overcut their industrial forest Now they want to overcut our National Forests, Log Exports; de Yonge, John--Owl won't star in forest industry campaign--Seattle Post Intelligencer, 1989-5-18(Seattle, WA); Modie, Neil--Dicks ducks conference on fate of forests--Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 1989-6-1(Seattle, WA); G-P tells why plant closes as logs exported--Bellevue Journal American, 1989-5-14(Bellevue, WA); The squeeze on timber jobs, Firms put profits first--Statesman-Journal, 1989-5-21(Salem, OR); Boise Cascade profit a record--Spokesman Review, 1989-4-18(Spokane, WA); Woodruff, Steve--Plum Creek throws down gauntlet--Missoulian, 1989-5-28(Missoula, MT); Strycker, Lisa--Forest Service employee criticizes agency's ethics--The Register Guard, 1989-6-3(Eugene, OR); Old notions rule logging, expert says--Spokesman Review, 1989-5-21(Spokane, WA); Whitney, David--Tongass timber goes for bargain prices, Alaska Pulp pays far less than value--Anchorage Daily News, 1989-4-26(Anchorage, AK); Scates, Shelby--Bird-brained state doesn't give a hoot about log exports--The Seattle Times, 1989-3-5(Seattle, WA)
Subjects:
forestry logging exports sawmills
Location:
Spokane, WA
Latitude:
47.659856
Longitude:
-117.420405
Source Identifier:
transitions1989june
Original Format:
Journal
Type:
Text
Format:
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