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Osborn, John--Logging The Northwest Into Poverty, Exporting logs, jobs, and the future of communities; de Yonge, John--159 firms petition U.S.to bar log exports from state lands--Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 1989-7-24(Seattle, WA); Simon, Jim--Mills buy logs meant for China--The Seattle Times, 1989-6-29(Seattle, WA); Weyerhaeuser opposes effort to ban log exports--Lewiston Tribune, 1989-8-25(Lewiston, ID); Richards, Paul--Illegal log exports threaten mill jobs--Idaho Statesman, 1989-11-25(Boise, ID); Investigator claims he lacks backing to stop illegal log exports--Lewiston Tribune, 1989-10-22(Lewiston, ID); Schwennesen, Don--Mills lose local logs to West Coast--Missoulian, 1989-9-2(Missoula, MT); Lee, Robert G.--NW debate over logging old-growth extends as far as Japan--The Seattle Times, 1989-10-22(Seattle, WA); Johnson, David--Timber monsters ravage the land--Lewiston Tribune, 1989-10-4(Lewiston, ID); de Yonge, John--Forestry changes inevitable, Evans warns--Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 1989-10-27(Seattle, WA); Lindler, Bert--Environmentalists: Timber industry harms economics--Great Falls Tribune, 1989-12-2(Great Falls, MT); DeFazio, Peter--Logging our way to economic poverty--High Country News, 1989-5-8(Paonia, CO);

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Title:
Transitions, vol. 2, December 1989; Logging The Northwest Into Poverty, Exporting logs, jobs and the future of communities
Date:
1989-12
Editor:
Osborn, John
Authors:
Osborn, John de Yonge, John Simon, Jim Richards, Paul Schwennesen, Don Lee, Robert G. Johnson, David Lindler, Bert DeFazio, Peter
Description:
Osborn, John--Logging The Northwest Into Poverty, Exporting logs, jobs, and the future of communities; de Yonge, John--159 firms petition U.S.to bar log exports from state lands--Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 1989-7-24(Seattle, WA); Simon, Jim--Mills buy logs meant for China--The Seattle Times, 1989-6-29(Seattle, WA); Weyerhaeuser opposes effort to ban log exports--Lewiston Tribune, 1989-8-25(Lewiston, ID); Richards, Paul--Illegal log exports threaten mill jobs--Idaho Statesman, 1989-11-25(Boise, ID); Investigator claims he lacks backing to stop illegal log exports--Lewiston Tribune, 1989-10-22(Lewiston, ID); Schwennesen, Don--Mills lose local logs to West Coast--Missoulian, 1989-9-2(Missoula, MT); Lee, Robert G.--NW debate over logging old-growth extends as far as Japan--The Seattle Times, 1989-10-22(Seattle, WA); Johnson, David--Timber monsters ravage the land--Lewiston Tribune, 1989-10-4(Lewiston, ID); de Yonge, John--Forestry changes inevitable, Evans warns--Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 1989-10-27(Seattle, WA); Lindler, Bert--Environmentalists: Timber industry harms economics--Great Falls Tribune, 1989-12-2(Great Falls, MT); DeFazio, Peter--Logging our way to economic poverty--High Country News, 1989-5-8(Paonia, CO);
Subjects:
forestry logging timber exports
Location:
Spokane, WA
Latitude:
47.659856
Longitude:
-117.420405
Source Identifier:
transitions1989dec
Original Format:
Journal
Type:
Text
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