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SK Government Unveils Forest Renewal Plans

by Working Forest | May 13, 2015 | Archive Articles, Articles

Making a small effort today will make a huge difference in the future. This morning, Environment Minister Scott Moe unveiled the province’s forest renewal project for the year. It involves planting 2.2 million seedlings in areas of the province currently not...

Turning the American Chestnut into a GMO Might be the Only Way to Save it

by Working Forest | May 12, 2015 | Archive Articles, Articles

Blight has made the American chestnut, once “the dominant tree in the canopy,” a rare sight in the forests of the East. Now some researchers hope to save the tree by giving it a last-ditch genetic modification, reports David Biello for Scientific...

Apple expands green initiative to Chinese manufacturing, to manage 1M acres of forest

by Working Forest | May 11, 2015 | Archive Articles, Articles

The managed forest initiative, established in cooperation with World Wildlife Fund China, is a multi-year plan that brings Apple closer to its goal of achieving net-zero impact on the world’s virgin fiber. As the world’s largest timber importer, China will...

Tembec’s Temiscaming Ontario cogen project is online, at budget

by Working Forest | May 6, 2015 | Archive Articles, Articles

Tembec relates some of the challenges of bringing the company’s new turbine online in its quarterly report for the period ending in March 2015. Total construction cost for the cogen project at the company’s Temiscaming pulp and paper complex in Quebec had reached $272...

Henry Yorke Mann: An early proponent of ‘extreme wood’ design

by Working Forest | May 5, 2015 | Archive Articles, Articles

Henry Yorke Mann figured among British Columbia’s pioneer organic architects, but of a markedly different strand from his more famous peers such as Fred Hollingsworth. Not content to merely avoid crass commercial work, Mr. Mann embraced what might be called “extreme...

B.C. coastal community calls for end to logging in city

by Working Forest | May 5, 2015 | Archive Articles, Articles

Powell River was founded by the timber industry, but the small Sunshine Coast community about 145 kilometres northwest of Vancouver is in an uproar now that loggers are cutting trees right in the heart of the city. Since loggers started clearing roads through the...
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