Logging Leftovers A Growing Forest Residue Problem
The Forest Service and Quinault tribe warn that half of Douglas Fir region residues go unused, costing Washington and Oregon millions annually. Research at Seattle aims to convert left behind wood into products like flakeboard while guarding soil nutrients and air quality.
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Forest Service
Pacific Northwest Forest and Range Experiment Station
Seattle
Washington
Oregon
Cascades
Quinault Indian Reservation
Olympic Peninsula
Quinaults
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Guy MecMinds
Quinault Tribe
John Pierovich
British Columbia
Pierovich
Eagle Protection Bill Faces Looming Congressional End
Sen. Gale McGee notes the current session will likely end without passage of a bill to expand federal protection for bald and golden eagles. House action approved a similar measure, with penalties rising to 5000 dollars and one year, and later to ten thousand and two years for subsequent offenses. McGee plans early next session hearings on the bill and on predator control.
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Washington
Subcommittee On Fisheries and Wildlife Conservation
House Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
John D. Dingell
D-Mich
House
Jackson Canyon
Wyl
Wyoming
Colorado
McGee
Senate
Dingell
Congress
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