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Transitions, vol. 4, no. 3, March 1991; Controlling Corporate Cutting, 70 years of warnings from conservationists go unheeded. Battles over spotted owls and wilderness just symptoms, National policy on sustaining forests long overdue
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- Title:
- Transitions, vol. 4, no. 3, March 1991; Controlling Corporate Cutting, 70 years of warnings from conservationists go unheeded. Battles over spotted owls and wilderness just symptoms, National policy on sustaining forests long overdue
- Date:
- 1991-03
- Editor:
- Osborn, John
- Authors:
- Osborn, John Pinchot, Gifford Wallace, H. A. Tugwell, R. G. Wallace, K. A. Severson, Kim Moore, Elizabeth Gillie, John Moore, Elizabeth
- Publisher:
- Inland Empire Public Lands Council
- Number of Pages:
- 24
- Newspaper Sources:
- The Spokesman Review; The Seattle Times; Spokane Daily Chronicle; Journal of American Forestry; The Copeland Report, U.S. Senate; Seattle Post-Intelligencer; The Morning News Tribune
- Subjects:
- forestry timber lumber
- Contents:
- Osborn, John--Controlling Corporate Cutting; Timber lobby cuts down proposed regulations--The Spokesman Review, 1991-3-6(Spokane, WA); Future of forests--The Spokesman Review, 1989-9-28(Spokane, WA); Advice for securing state's forest future--The Seattle Times, 1990-8-16(Seattle, WA); Pinchot, In His Fighting Mood, Defies Corporate Interests And Delegates Cheer, Chief forester declares paid lawyers are at every convention. Says great water power trust is being formed to embrace nation--Spokane Daily Chronicle, 1909-8-10(Spokane, WA); Pinchot, Gifford--1919: Gifford Pinchot, Society of American Foresters, The lines are drawn--Journal of American Forestry, 1919-12; Wallace, H. A. and Tugwell, R. G.-- A national plan for American forestry, Letter from the Secretary of Agriculture--The Copeland Report, U.S. Senate, 1933-3-27; Wallace, K. A.--Order For 500 Big Bombers Planned, Wallace analyzes forest problems, urges Northwest to lock barn door 'before timber horse is stolen'-- Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 1940-8-25(Seattle, WA); Severson, Kim and Moore, Elizabeth--The Rush To Cut, Private forests losing ground to timber company saws--The Morning News Tribune, (Tacoma, WA); Gillie, John--Tax Breaks add to timber profits--The Morning News Tribune, 1990-3-27(Tacoma, WA); Moore, Elizabeth--Logging's environmental damage more serious than previously thought--The Morning News Tribune, 1990-5-28(Tacoma, WA); Deer Creek went from fisherman's dream to nightmare--The Morning News Tribune, 1990-5-28(Tacoma, WA); Excessive logging destroys more than views--The Morning News Tribune, 1990-5-28(Tacoma, WA)
- Location:
- Spokane, WA
- Source:
- John Osborn Papers, Special Collections and Archvies, University of Idaho Library, https://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv48843/
- Source Identifier:
- transitions1991v4n3
- Original Format:
- Journal
- Type:
- Text
- Format:
- record
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- "Transitions, vol. 4, no. 3, March 1991; Controlling Corporate Cutting, 70 years of warnings from conservationists go unheeded. Battles over spotted owls and wilderness just symptoms, National policy on sustaining forests long overdue", Transitions Journal Digital Collection, University of Idaho Library Digital Collections, https://www.lib.uidaho.edu/digital/transitions/items/transitions6.html
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