The most ecologically rational and fiscally prudent course is to eschew thinning before reintroducing fire into fire-dependent forests.
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Blumenauer’s REC Act of 2022: A Wreck for Conservation
Blumenauer’s bill would open up Mount Hood National Forest to new logging loopholes.
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Fortunately, the Trump administration was generally so grossly incompetent at governing that most of the Trumpian rollbacks were, are being, or can be overturned through a combination of executive, judicial, and congressional actions.
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The seven-member Oregon Board of Forestry will decide next Tuesday, October 6, whether to proceed in seeking a habitat management plan and concurrent incidental take permit for sixteen imperiled species that inhabit western Oregon state forests.
Read MoreSpeaking Truth to the Fire-Industrial Complex
The fire-industrial complex needs to be redirected to only set fires on wildlands and only put out fires on buildings.
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