Cutting down timber for lumber doesn't have to mean clearcutting. One California lumber company has a better way to get wood. The story from NBC's Environmental Correspondent, Anne Thompson.
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April 17, 2008 2:15 PM A better way to log Cutting down timber for lumber doesn't have to mean clearcutting. One California lumber company has a better way to get wood. The story from NBC's Environmental Correspondent, Anne Thompson.
Posted by Justin Smallbridge at April 17, 2008 2:15 PM |
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My father advocated selective old growth cutting, cut one plant three, as well as other forms of sustainable logging back in the 1960s. He was a lumberman, woodcrafter & forestry consultant who visited many countries trying to educate logging companies & others. He earned mention in "Who's Who" & an award from the Elks Club International for his efforts. It's a shame that there's still clear-cutting going on 40 years later!