1. Home
  2. Items
  3. Transitions, vol. 7, no. 2, April/May 1995; Forest Health Hoax,...
CATALOG

Transitions, vol. 7, no. 2, April/May 1995; Forest Health Hoax, Not Health But Corporate Wealth Item Info

Osborn, John--Rallying The Public To Save Our Forests; Folger, Sara--Forest Watch, Fire Salvage: Wasting The Future of Public Forests; Kenworthy, Tom and Morgan, Dan--Panel Would Allow Massive Logging On Federal land--The Washington Post, 1995-3-3(Washington, D. C.); Sonner, Scott--Senate backs logging plan--Lewiston Morning Tribune, 1995-3-31(Lewiston, ID); Laatz, Joan--Andy Kerr, activist arrested in protest--The Oregonian, 1995-3-29(Portland, OR); Kerr, Andy--Environmentalist protest was just sample--The Oregonian, 1995-4-10(Portland, OR); Metzger, Harrison--Tennessee: Logging Proposal sparks protest--Hendersonville Times News, 1995-3-7; Trillhaase, Marty--Conservationists decry Timber bill--The Idaho Statesman, 1995-3-28(Boise, ID); Devlin, Sherry--Williams wants logging bill vetoed--Missoulian, 1995-3-31(Missoula, MT); Congressional Record - House--1995-3-15; Government greed chews up forests--Missoulian, 1993-12-12; Foster, J. Todd--Taxpayer beware: Logging bill permits losses--The Spokesman Review, 1995-3-19(Spokane, WA); Swisher, Larry--Number for GOP timber salvage program don't add up--Post Register, 1995-3-13(Idaho Falls, ID); Foster, J. Todd--Taxpayers bit losers in logging--The Spokesman Review, 1995-3-19(Spokane, WA); Willens, Patricia--Report: Subsidized federal land causes double burden--Lewiston Morning Tribune, 1993-12-10(Lewiston, ID); Sonner, Scott--Report: criticizes industry subsidies--The Spokesman Review, 1995-4-13(Spokane, WA); Ludwick, Jim--Corporate welfare?--Missoulian, 1995-2-1(Missoula, MT); Don't slash forests under guise of fire prevention--USA Today, 1994-9-7; Foster, J. Todd--Fire crews call log plan a smoke screen--The Spokesman Review, 1995-3-27(Spokane, WA); Davis, Wyatt--Logging protects forests from fire, now that's logic--The Spokesman Review, 1994-10-10(Spokane, WA); Foster, David--Light it and log it--Missoulian, 1993-7-19(Missoula, MT); McCormick, Terrilyn--Forest task force starts arson probe--Idaho Statesman, 1994-9-16(Boise, ID); Federal magistrate prohibits Warner Creek logging--The Oregonian, 1995-3-29(Portland, OR); Reports debunk logic behind salvage sales--Missoulian, 1995-3-12(Missoula, MT); Minshall, G. Wayne, Meyer, Judy L., Standford, Jack A., Karr, James R., Frissell, Christopher A.--Dear Mr. President; Opposition builds against Gorton logging plan--The Spokesman Review, 1995-3-29(Spokane, WA); F., J.--The House writes the timber industry a blank check--Lewiston Morning Tribune, 1995-3-31(Lewiston, ID); Bad deal on tree-salvage--The Oregonian, 1995-3-29(Portland, OR); Sonner, Scott--Report: USFS cost $1 billion last year--Lewiston Morning Tribune, 1994-10-13(Lewiston, ID); Hannon, N. G.--We know better than to strip forests--The Spokesman Review, 1995-4-8(Spokane, WA); Hedge, Jeff--Forest snags have role to play--The Spokesman Review, 1995-3-2(Spokane, WA); Salvage logging may backfire--Missoulian, 1995-4-2(Missoula, MT); Cogswell, Phil--Balance timber salvage, forest health--The Oregonian, 1995-3-11(Portland, OR); Steele, William K.--Timber first, children last?--The Spokesman Review, 1995-4-1(Spokane, WA); Gors, Merle D.--Who elected members of Congress to wreck the environment?--The Oregonian, 1995-4-1(Portland, OR); Morrison, Scott--Timber sale appeal right is vital--The Spokesman Review, 1995-2-27(Spokane, WA); Coleman, T. J.--Craig's bill bodes ill for forests--The Spokesman Review, 1995-3-4(Spokane, WA); Gorman, Kevin--Salvage logging punitive--The Oregonian, 1995-4-2(Portland, OR); Osborn, John--'Waste' - what corporations plan to do--The Spokesman Review, 1995-3-30(Spokane, WA); JoAustin--Forest Watch criticisms wrong--The Spokesman Review, 1995-2-27(Spokane, WA); Hill, Crag--Put ecosystem before profit quest--The Spokesman Review, 1995-3-25(Spokane, WA); Davis, Wyatt--Bill would ensure rape of forests--The Spokesman Review, 1995-2-14(Spokane, WA); Veto the bill: Find compromise that protects forests--Post Register, 1995-4-12(Idaho Falls, ID); Myers, J. P.--Michigan slashed and burned--The Oregonian, 1992-8-19(Portland, OR); F., J.--Must the nation's forests be destroyed to save them?--Lewiston Morning Tribune, 1995-3-17(Lewiston, ID); Selling out the forests--USA Today, 1995-3-31; Earth Day rallying cry: Save endangered laws--Missoulian, 1995-4-23(Missoula, MT); Veto!--The New York Times, 1897-3-4(New York, NY)

View on Timeline

Note: This collection is only a catalog of records. For full access, please visit the University of Idaho Special Collections Reading Room.

Title:
Transitions, vol. 7, no. 2, April/May 1995; Forest Health Hoax, Not Health But Corporate Wealth
Date:
1995-04
Editor:
Osborn, John
Authors:
Osborn, John Folger, Sara Kenworthy, Tom Morgan, Dan Sonner, Scott Laatz, Joan Kerr, Andy Metzger, Harrison Trillhaase, Marty Devlin, Sherry Foster, J. Todd Swisher, Larry Willens, Patricia Ludwick, Jim Davis, Wyatt Foster, David McCormick, Terrilyn Minshall, G. Wayne Meyer, Judy L. Standford, Jack A. Karr, James R. Frissell, Christopher A. F., J. Hannon, N. G. Hedge, Jeff Cogswell, Phil Steele, William K. Gors, Merle D. Morrison, Scott Coleman, T. J. Gorman, Kevin JoAustin Hill, Crag Davis, Wyatt Myers, J. P.
Description:
Osborn, John--Rallying The Public To Save Our Forests; Folger, Sara--Forest Watch, Fire Salvage: Wasting The Future of Public Forests; Kenworthy, Tom and Morgan, Dan--Panel Would Allow Massive Logging On Federal land--The Washington Post, 1995-3-3(Washington, D. C.); Sonner, Scott--Senate backs logging plan--Lewiston Morning Tribune, 1995-3-31(Lewiston, ID); Laatz, Joan--Andy Kerr, activist arrested in protest--The Oregonian, 1995-3-29(Portland, OR); Kerr, Andy--Environmentalist protest was just sample--The Oregonian, 1995-4-10(Portland, OR); Metzger, Harrison--Tennessee: Logging Proposal sparks protest--Hendersonville Times News, 1995-3-7; Trillhaase, Marty--Conservationists decry Timber bill--The Idaho Statesman, 1995-3-28(Boise, ID); Devlin, Sherry--Williams wants logging bill vetoed--Missoulian, 1995-3-31(Missoula, MT); Congressional Record - House--1995-3-15; Government greed chews up forests--Missoulian, 1993-12-12; Foster, J. Todd--Taxpayer beware: Logging bill permits losses--The Spokesman Review, 1995-3-19(Spokane, WA); Swisher, Larry--Number for GOP timber salvage program don't add up--Post Register, 1995-3-13(Idaho Falls, ID); Foster, J. Todd--Taxpayers bit losers in logging--The Spokesman Review, 1995-3-19(Spokane, WA); Willens, Patricia--Report: Subsidized federal land causes double burden--Lewiston Morning Tribune, 1993-12-10(Lewiston, ID); Sonner, Scott--Report: criticizes industry subsidies--The Spokesman Review, 1995-4-13(Spokane, WA); Ludwick, Jim--Corporate welfare?--Missoulian, 1995-2-1(Missoula, MT); Don't slash forests under guise of fire prevention--USA Today, 1994-9-7; Foster, J. Todd--Fire crews call log plan a smoke screen--The Spokesman Review, 1995-3-27(Spokane, WA); Davis, Wyatt--Logging protects forests from fire, now that's logic--The Spokesman Review, 1994-10-10(Spokane, WA); Foster, David--Light it and log it--Missoulian, 1993-7-19(Missoula, MT); McCormick, Terrilyn--Forest task force starts arson probe--Idaho Statesman, 1994-9-16(Boise, ID); Federal magistrate prohibits Warner Creek logging--The Oregonian, 1995-3-29(Portland, OR); Reports debunk logic behind salvage sales--Missoulian, 1995-3-12(Missoula, MT); Minshall, G. Wayne, Meyer, Judy L., Standford, Jack A., Karr, James R., Frissell, Christopher A.--Dear Mr. President; Opposition builds against Gorton logging plan--The Spokesman Review, 1995-3-29(Spokane, WA); F., J.--The House writes the timber industry a blank check--Lewiston Morning Tribune, 1995-3-31(Lewiston, ID); Bad deal on tree-salvage--The Oregonian, 1995-3-29(Portland, OR); Sonner, Scott--Report: USFS cost $1 billion last year--Lewiston Morning Tribune, 1994-10-13(Lewiston, ID); Hannon, N. G.--We know better than to strip forests--The Spokesman Review, 1995-4-8(Spokane, WA); Hedge, Jeff--Forest snags have role to play--The Spokesman Review, 1995-3-2(Spokane, WA); Salvage logging may backfire--Missoulian, 1995-4-2(Missoula, MT); Cogswell, Phil--Balance timber salvage, forest health--The Oregonian, 1995-3-11(Portland, OR); Steele, William K.--Timber first, children last?--The Spokesman Review, 1995-4-1(Spokane, WA); Gors, Merle D.--Who elected members of Congress to wreck the environment?--The Oregonian, 1995-4-1(Portland, OR); Morrison, Scott--Timber sale appeal right is vital--The Spokesman Review, 1995-2-27(Spokane, WA); Coleman, T. J.--Craig's bill bodes ill for forests--The Spokesman Review, 1995-3-4(Spokane, WA); Gorman, Kevin--Salvage logging punitive--The Oregonian, 1995-4-2(Portland, OR); Osborn, John--'Waste' - what corporations plan to do--The Spokesman Review, 1995-3-30(Spokane, WA); JoAustin--Forest Watch criticisms wrong--The Spokesman Review, 1995-2-27(Spokane, WA); Hill, Crag--Put ecosystem before profit quest--The Spokesman Review, 1995-3-25(Spokane, WA); Davis, Wyatt--Bill would ensure rape of forests--The Spokesman Review, 1995-2-14(Spokane, WA); Veto the bill: Find compromise that protects forests--Post Register, 1995-4-12(Idaho Falls, ID); Myers, J. P.--Michigan slashed and burned--The Oregonian, 1992-8-19(Portland, OR); F., J.--Must the nation's forests be destroyed to save them?--Lewiston Morning Tribune, 1995-3-17(Lewiston, ID); Selling out the forests--USA Today, 1995-3-31; Earth Day rallying cry: Save endangered laws--Missoulian, 1995-4-23(Missoula, MT); Veto!--The New York Times, 1897-3-4(New York, NY)
Subjects:
conservation forests logging politicians
Location:
Spokane, WA
Latitude:
47.659856
Longitude:
-117.420405
Source Identifier:
transitions1995v7n2
Original Format:
Journal
Type:
Text
Format:
record

Contact us about this record

Source
Preferred Citation:
"Transitions, vol. 7, no. 2, April/May 1995; Forest Health Hoax, Not Health But Corporate Wealth", Transitions Journal Digital Collection, University of Idaho Library Digital Collections, https://www.lib.uidaho.edu/digital/transitions/items/transitions73.html
Rights
Rights:
Educational use includes non-commercial use of text and images in materials for teaching and research purposes. Digital reproduction permissions granted by University of Idaho Library. For other uses beyond educational use, please contact University of Idaho Library Special Collections and Archives Department at libspec@uidaho.edu.
Standardized Rights:
http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/
« Previous Back to Browse Next »