One of the many, many problems with the way we run our economy is that we plunge ahead on every issue without rules and then, maybe just maybe, if things.
Given my love of forests and my outrage at the crimes that people easily commit within them, I am very happy to see this: In the spring and summer of.
The entire idea of burning biomass for "renewable" energy inevitably is going to lead to rich parts of the world burning the forests of poor parts of the world. Or.
The weather is getting warm and people are grilling. It goes without saying that charcoal is a great way to cook. I'm not going to get into the debate over.
Northwestern timber interests remain bitter about the protection of the northern spotted owl. It's all pretty ridiculous. Not only is there only tiny pockets of unprotected old growth timber left,.
Perhaps the greatest ecological in American history in terms of impact on an entire ecosystem is the decline of the American chestnut, which disappeared from forests in the early 20th.
One of the great environmentalist heroes of recent decades is George Atiyeh. Nephew of the last Republican governor of Oregon Vic Atiyeh, this former logger bucked the industry and made.
The fires in the West are so depressing. The specific areas of Oregon that are burning--the McKenzie River valley especially, but also the Opal Creek Wilderness--these are my favorite places.
