Above-average forest fire risk for northwestern Ontario
CBC NEWS — Northwestern Ontario, from the Manitoba boundary as far east as Geraldton, is facing a higher-than-normal
-
-
New home sales could lead eventual recovery
NAHB — After weakening in March, the volume of new home sales came in much better than expected
-
China trade and COVID-19: A one-two punch hitting US hardwood producers
The American Journal of Transportation — The trade conflict with China has hit the United States hardwood sector
-
North American forest products rail freight drops 7.5%
North American forest products rail freight was down 7.50% through 20 weeks of 2020 at 316,493 carloads, the
-
USDA Loan Program Announced
NHLA — The U.S. Department of Agriculture is making available and expanding eligibility for up to $1 billion
-
Forestry, manufacturing slam on brakes in April
Forest2Market — US forest industry performance in March and April was recently reported by both the US government
-
Canada’s lumber production down 14.9% in January
Statistics Canada — Сanada’s lumber production increased 8.40% from December to 4 384.7 thousand cubic metres in January.
-
Smurfit Kappa signs commitment to align its CO2 target with Science Based Target initiative
DUBLIN, Ireland –Smurfit Kappa is taking another step forward in its sustainability journey by signing a commitment to
-
Carbon-neutral construction requires sector cooperation
VTT and Tampere University are bringing construction sector players together to map out the carbon dioxide emissions of
-
Council of Forest Industries president addresses mill closures
My Cariboo Now –Council of Forest Industries President Susan Yurkovich says the province has seen it’s fair share