Transitions Journal Digital Collection
Curated articles on environmental, conservation, and ecological issues in the Inland and Pacific Northwest Region, 1988 - 2000
Curated articles on environmental, conservation, and ecological issues in the Inland and Pacific Northwest Region, 1988 - 2000
![Keep Full Forest Appeals--The Oregonian, 1988-5-16(Portland, OR); Closing Courtroom Door-- The Oregonian, 1988-6-27(Portland, OR); Rules to protect fish delay 50-year plan for Boise Forest--Idaho Statesman, 1986-12-28(Boise, ID); Appeals Near Resolution, DEIS Supplement Likely--USFS, 1987-5(Ochoco National Forest, OR); Farling, Bruce--Industry protests a logging moratorium--High Country News, 1987-9-14(Paonia, CO); Forest Service bid to speed appeals comes under fire--The Spokesman Review, 1988-5-31(Spokane, WA); Logging convoy creates new group--The Spokesman Review, 1988-7-28(Spokane, WA); Steele, Karen Dorn--Sides taken on agency's new rules--The Spokesman Review, 1988-7-13(Spokane, WA); F., J.--The never-ending short-term timber shortage--Lewiston Morning Tribune, 1988-6-2(Lewiston, ID); Sher, Jeff--Plum Creek Timber Co. accused of overcutting--The Spokesman Review, 1986-9-22(Spokane, WA); Millions of acres expected to be unlocked--The Spokesman Review, 1988-1-21(Spokane, WA); Brunelle: Wood Products: an Idaho industry in transition--College of Business, Boise State University, 1986-Fall(Boise, ID); Potlatch to close Coeur d'Alene mill--The Spokesman Review, 1987-6-26(Spokane, WA); Corsaletti, Louis T.--Weyerhaeuser to shut down old sawmill--The Seattle Times, 1988-5-6(Seattle, WA); Dover mill to close--The Spokesman Review, 1988-7-22(Spokane, WA); Abrams, Joan--Plywood plant closing; some layoffs planned--Lewiston Tribune, 1988-5-5(Lewiston, ID); Ripley, Richard--Employees suspicious of Potlatch motives--The Spokesman Review, 1985-8-25(Spokane, WA); Fery, John--The Boise Cascade Evolution--Idaho Statesman, 1985-7-24(Boise, ID); Ripley, Richard--Logging town's existence threatened--The Spokesman Review, 1985-8-25(Spokane, WA); Brewer, Norm--Canceled U.S. pacts to benefit timber firms--Idaho Statesman, 1987-5-11(Boise, ID); Bond, David--U.S. subsidizes timber, too--The Spokesman Review, 1986-8-17(Spokane, WA); Pettit, Diane--Potlatch earnings up again for second quarter--Lewiston Tribune, 1988-7-16(Lewiston, ID); Abrams, Joan--Potlatch workers may not ask end of earlier concessions--Lewiston Tribune, 1988-2-2(Lewiston, ID); Fisher, Jim--You don't like $2.30 an hour? How about $28,846?--Lewiston Tribune, 1988-7-10(Lewiston, ID); Timber industry walkout expands to Boise Cascade mill--Lewiston Tribune, 1988-6-20(Lewiston, ID); Boise Cascade reports record earnings--Lewiston Tribune, 1988-4-15(Lewiston, ID); Workers at Idaho Panhandle mills ready to enter Northwest timber strike--Lewiston Tribune, 1988-6-28(Lewiston, ID); University of Idaho: Report to the Governor on the Idaho Timber Supply Study and the Forest Plan Effects on Timber Supply--1987-9-14 to 15; Loftus, Bill--UI studies small, private forest tracts--Lewiston Tribune, 1987-3-6(Lewiston, ID); Jontz, James--Federal Investments in Private Forestry Yield Higher Return--Forest Watch: The Citizens' Forestry Magazine, 1988-6(Eugene, OR); Lowry, Mike--letter on Appropriations U.S. House of Representatives--1988-4-28; Forest Service budget request out of balance--Post Register, 1988-6-2(Idaho Falls, ID); Wilderness counties growing fast--The Spokesman Review, 1987-9(Spokane, WA); University of Idaho: The 1987 Idaho Leisure Travel and Recreation Survey: A Statewide Analysis--1988-4; F., J.--News from visitors to the wilderness state--Lewiston Tribune, [1987]-11-19(Lewiston, ID); U.S. Forest Service to sell off half of NW old growth timber--Lewiston Tribune, 1988-4-15(Lewiston, ID); F., J.--When will enough public timber be enough?--Lewiston Morning Tribune, 1988-4-17(Lewiston, ID); Let us tell you about America's 'Forever Forests.'--Forest Service - USDA; Old growth--Lewiston Tribune, 1988-4-15(Lewiston, ID); Schulz, Bill--Logging is devastating Tongass habitat--The Spokesman Review, 1988-5-8(Spokane, WA); Raloff, Janet--Unraveling the Economics of Deforestation--Science News, 1988-6-4; Max, Arthur--Greenhouse effect warming world, Big climate changes predicted--Lewiston Tribune, 1988-6-7(Lewiston, ID); Kaufman, Marc--Himalayas are going bald--The Spokesman Review, 1988-7-31(Spokane, WA)](https://objects.lib.uidaho.edu/transitions/thumbs/transition_th.jpg "Transition, vol. 1, 1988; Change in America's Northwest")
![Osborn, John--Corporate Overcutting & Hostile Corporate Take-Overs, Corporate raiders ['LBOs'] and the fall of America's forests and forest-dependent communities; Porterfield, Andrew--Railroaded, The LBO trend on all Street is playing havoc with the nation's forests--Common Cause Magazine, 1989-9 to 10; Williams, Pat--Testimony on Log Export Legislation--U.S. Senate Subcommittee on International Finance and Monetary Affairs, Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs, 1989-11-7; Pelline, Jeff--Environmentalists Irked, Pac Lumber Chief Reaping Rewards--San Francisco Chronicle, 1989-11-30(San Francisco, CA); Brazil, Eric--'Forests Forever' initiative in California raises industry ire--Missoulian, 1989-12-11(Missoula, MT); Pacific Lumber Chief--San Francisco Chronicle, 1989-11-30(San Francisco, CA); Washington's Boyle ponders mandatory clearcut standards--Capital Press, 1990-2-2(Salem, OR); Beleaguered area learns to cope without Crown--The Spokesman Review, 1989-8-20(Spokane, WA); Timber expert decries accelerated harvests on private property--The Spokesman Review, 1988-10-24(Spokane, WA)](https://objects.lib.uidaho.edu/transitions/thumbs/transitions1990feb_th.jpg "Transitions, vol. 3, February 1990; Corporate Raiders, Corporate Overcutting: The Fall of America's Forests and Forest-dependent Communities")
