Horgan not happy with lack of progress in forestry strike

January 14, 2020
Category: Today's Takeaway

Steelworkers and Western Forest Products remain at loggerheads as Premier Horgan and local residents express displeasure about the lack of progress on BC’s forestry strike. Companies in the news include: RY Timber closing its Townsend, Montana mill; fire hits Collins’ mill in Klamath Falls, Oregon; and Nova Scotia’s Port Hawkesbury Paper power rate hearings are set to begin.

In other news: National Geographic has a feature on the future of tall-wood; NRCan on how much biomass can be safely removed from forests; Australia warns of toxic smoke despite cooler weather; and Bloomberg expects the housing upswing to cushion the US economy.

Finally, the secret of 1000-year-old ginkgo trees revealed.

Kelly McCloskey, Tree Frog Editor

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