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    Canfor commits to developing biofuel plant in Prince George

    ByClaude October 6, 2021July 13, 2026

    PRINCE GEORGE CITIZEN — Canfor will be moving forward with an investment to support a biofuel plan in Prince George. Canfor has decided it will support the construction of the first phase of Arbios Biotech’s biomass to low carbon biofuel plant in the northern capital. The plant will use first-of-a-kind technology to convert sawmill residues, primarily bark,…

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    Russia’s Fire Season Six Times Worse Than North America’s

    ByClaude October 1, 2021July 13, 2026

    GRIST — In mid-August, the leader of the Republic of Sakha, in Russia, told residents not to go outside, and to avoid breathing unfiltered air if at all possible. Wildfire smoke filled the streets of Yakutsk, reducing visibility to less than a block. Smoke spread to the North Pole for the first time ever. It…

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    Carlisle belts by Timken is now Timken Belts

    ByClaude October 1, 2021July 13, 2026

    NORTH CANTON, Ohio, — The Timken Company, a world leader in engineered bearings and power transmission products, has announced Carlisle® brand belts will now officially go to market as Timken Belts. “We’re excited to take this next step of fully converting the business to carry the Timken Belts brand on the belts themselves, aligning the name with…

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    After devastating fire season, experts call for new approach

    ByClaude September 27, 2021July 13, 2026

    CBC NEWS — Scenes from this summer’s devastating wildfires in southern Europe reverberated around the world. Acres of olive groves reduced to charcoal. Livestock lying dead and burnt in blackened fields. “I am ruined,” one shepherd in Italy’s Sardinia region told RAI, the country’s public broadcaster. “Everything of mine burned. Everything.” On the Greek island of…

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    Ikea owner buys 5500ha of Otago farmland for forestry

    ByClaude September 20, 2021July 14, 2026

    Most of the forest will be planted with radiata pine. Photo: 123RF / Lakeview Image Library The company which owns retail giant Ikea has bought 5500 hectares of Otago farmland to plant into forest. Ingka Group was approved to make the purchase of Wisp Hill by the Overseas Investment Office in August. A lease-back requirement will allow…

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    Brad McKinney New IWPA Executive Director

    ByClaude September 20, 2021July 13, 2026

    IWPA, Alexandria, Virginia – The International Wood Products Association (IWPA) has announce that Brad McKinney has been selected to serve as the new executive director of the organization. He assumes the role on September 13. McKinney brings a broad range of experience to IWPA, with a strong background in government affairs and public policy from…

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    The Softwood Lumber Board and U.S. Department of Agriculture Sign Memorandum

    ByClaude September 15, 2021July 14, 2026

    OREGON CITY, Ore., The Softwood Lumber Board (SLB) has announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that builds upon the existing collaborative relationship between the SLB and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). Under the MOU and effective immediately, the SLB and USDA expand a public-private partnership that seeks to grow demand for…

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    Western Australia to ban native forest logging from 2024

    ByClaude September 9, 2021July 13, 2026

    THE GUARDIAN — Native forest logging in Western Australia will end at the start of 2024, the state government has announced, in a decision hailed as historic by the premier, Mark McGowan, and conservation campaigners. Hardware giant Bunnings has brought forward its commitment to not sell VicForests timber unless it is FSC approved following a federal court…

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    Jim Kessler Appointed President, Ritchie Bros.

    ByClaude September 9, 2021July 14, 2026

    Ritchie Bros. has announced that its chief operating officer, Jim Kessler, will take on the additional role of president, effective immediately. “The president role will align our global revenue, services, operations, and critical support functions under Jim’s leadership,” said Ritchie Bros. CEO Ann Fandozzi. “As we accelerate our growth strategy as a company, we need…

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    B.C.’s war in the woods shows complex politics

    ByClaude September 2, 2021July 13, 2026

    CBC NEWS — A little over a year ago, the first protesters arrived at the Fairy Creek watershed in southern Vancouver Island to stop logging in the old-growth forest. Today, the blockade — which could soon become the largest act of civil disobedience in Canadian history, by the number of arrests — is representative of…

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