TDEC Has Teeth
Jarboe Logging, Inc. and Lindsay Land,
LLC have been issued a Stop Work Order, fined $20,000 and
two years of supervised logging probation for polluting Cove
Creek and Cove Lake in violation of the Water Quality
Control Act.
September 2, 2005 PDF
Bowater Announces Memorandum of Understanding with Leading
Conservation Groups to Protect Southern Forests, Cumberland
Plateau
Joint Press Release Bowater, Dogwood
Alliance and Natural Resources Defense Council
June 29, 2005
Tennessee Forestry Association Misleads the Public
The Herald-Chronicle Winchester, TN
May 20, 2005 Letter to Editor Link pop
Precision Forestry Explained
Clarksville Leaf Chronicle
May 7, 2005 PDF
Ask more of chip mills
Tennessean
February 27, 2005 PDF
FORESTRY BIOGEMS Letter to the Editor
Fentress County Courier
December 2, 2004
Quest to preserve area around trail gets lift with bill
Tennessean
November 30, 2004 PDF
Sawed-off ecosystems
Tennessean
November 7, 2004 PDF
Retiree finds green thumb as a farmer of area trees
Clarksville Leaf Chronicle
October, 2004 PDF
Conservation's Company Plan
Firms Are Asked to Examine Paper Use in Effort to Save
Forest
Washington Post
October 24, 2004 PDF
Trees in the Balance
Chattanooga Times Free Press
April 11, 2004 PDF
Lack of votes threatens clear-cutting, pulpwood mill bill
Chattanooga Times Free Press
April 1, 2004 PDF
Tennessee’s forests owned by select few
Chattanooga Times Free Press
March 24, 2004
Battle Brews Over Clear Cutting
Nashville NewsChannel 5
March 22, 2004 PDF
Clear Cutting Means Cash for Landowners
Chattanooga Times Free Press
March 21, 2004 PDF
Clear-cutting devastates environment, economy
Tennessean
March 21, 2004 PDF
Clear cutting Tennessee to the ground
(full article text here)
Southern Standard McMinnville
March 21, 2004 PDF
Farm Bureau, environmentalists see timber issue in different
light
Chattanooga Times Free Press
March 14, 2004 PDF
Finding a balance: Timber is both a commodity and a natural
resource
Chattanooga Times Free Press
March 14, 2004 PDF
Billboards Chip Away at Clearcutting
Chattanooga Times Free Press
February 21, 2004 PDF
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A New Way of Doing Business in Our Forests and Communities!
At
Appalachian Sustainable Development/Sustainable Woods, we
recognize that the strength of the local economy is closely
linked to the long-term health and productivity of our
forests. Rather than simply viewing this resource as a
short-term commodity, we see our forests as long-term
investments. Through proper stewardship, quality forest
products can be periodically obtained while at the same time
enhancing our natural environment, protecting air and water
quality, conserving biodiversity and wildlife, and providing
recreational opportunities.
July 7, 2007 Link
Even A Mile Of Forest Makes A Difference In Water Quality
Terranet Asheville, NC
January 31, 2006 PDF
California's oak woodlands face a new threat: Climate change
EurekaNet
October 31, 2005 PDF
Barren cities turn over a new leaf; Forest renewal is
catching on as urban areas learn benefits
USA Today
July 28, 2005 Pop
Ecotrust sees a forest full of possibilities Group seeks
long-term timber investments
The Business Journal of Portland
May 22, 2005 PDF
New Forestry Pioneer to Receive $250,000 Heinz Award for the
Environment
May
02, 2005 — By Heinz Family Foundation
PDF
"One of the nation’s leading authorities on sustainable
forest management, Dr. Franklin is considered the “father of
new forestry” and the “guru of old-growth forests.” He
challenged the long-held conventional practice of
clear-cutting by advancing solutions that were based more on
science."
The Association for Temperate Agroforestry - University of
Minnesota -
Ninth North American Agroforestry Conference – 2005
“Moving Agroforestry into the Mainstream” June
12-15, 2005
Rochester, Minnesota Link
Loggers hear predictions from global-warming experts
Seattle Post Intelligencer
April 11, 2005 PDF
Monoculture Forest
National Public Radio
Earth & Sky Transcript
December 9, 2004 PDF
Conservation's Company Plan
Firms Are Asked to Examine Paper Use in Effort to Save
Forest
Washington Post
October 24, 2004 PDF
Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) Draws Criticism from
Environmental Groups
Dogwood Alliance Release
September 22, 2004 PDF
North Carolina Losing Private Forests
Environment News Service
March 12, 2004 PDF
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Climate spiral feared in northern forests
Loss of trees would release gases -- and kill
more trees
Edmonton
Journal, Canada
November 1, 2005 PDF
Ringing the Alarm for Earth
By Tim Radford The Guardian UK
14 July 2005 Pop
G8 Leaders Told It Pays to Protect Forests
Associated Press
July 6, 2005 Pop
WWF, World Bank Would Trim Global Deforestation 10 Percent
by 2010 Currently around the
world, more than 54,000 square miles (14 million hectares)
of forest are cut down each year, an area roughly equal to
the size of Greece.
Environment News Service
May 26, 2005 PDF
To Save Its Canal, Panama Fights for Its Forests
New York Times
May 24, 2004 PDF
Amazon Rainforest Cleared Faster Than Brazil Can Protect It
Environment News
Service
May 20, 2005 Link pop
Millennium Ecosystem Assessment
End Times or Time to Change ? New Report Says This Would Be
a Good Time to Decide Which Way We Want to Go
Milleniumassessment.org
May 15, 2005 Link pop
Isidro Baldenegro López leads a struggle against logging in
the Sierra Madre of Mexico
Gristmagazine.com
April 22, 2005 PDF
Rape of Afghanistan's forests bodes disaster
The New
Zealand Herald
April 9, 2005 PDF
Two-thirds of world's resources 'used up'
The Guardian UK
March 30, 2005 PDF
Global Warming & Cumbria's Forests in Northwest England
Environment Times UK
March 24, 2005 PDF
Creating a Logjam in Honduras
Los Angeles Times
March 21, 2005
G8 vows action on logging, climate change
ABC Australia
March 19, 2005 PDF
Measuring loss of biodiversity the expert way
http://forests.org
March 11, 2005 PDF
China timber demand threatens world's forests
CNN.com
March 8, 2005 PDF
Genetically modified arboriculture: down in the forest,
something stirs
Economist Magazine UK
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