Pulp friction – getting to the bottom of the toilet paper shortage: border-jams delay supply of toilet paper’s only ingredient; getting to the bottom of the toilet paper shortage; and wiped out of toilet paper—here’s why? In related COVID-19 news:
- Canada’s natural resources getting us through the crisis
- Irving production resumes after COVID-19 shutdown
- Mask and gown makers turn to Maine & New Brunswick pulp co.
- Columbia shuts down due to lack of vendor support for straw pulp
- Virus impact on prospective home buyer traffic ubiquitous, building supplies OK
- US housing supply hit, lumber and the housing market face a rough ride ahead
Meanwhile: BC closes all of its parks; FEA goes virtual; Wyoming launches mule deer study; SFI & Georgia University study impact of forest certification; New Zealand limits log exports; and a new study says old forests are limited in their ability to absorb carbon.
Finally, on what is sure to feel like the longest Easter weekend ever, test out your Wood Facts IQ (by Sandy McKellar).
The Frogs are off until Tuesday next week, barring any breaking news. Happy Hopping! (from afar).
Kelly McCloskey, Tree Frog Editor