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Transitions, vol. 5, no. 4, April 1992; Legacy of the 1864 Northern Pacific Grant: Part 3, Liquidating Abe Lincoln's Railroad Forests: Massively clearcutting from Yellowstone to Seattle Item Info

Osborn, John--Liquidating Abe Lincoln's Railroad Forests: Massively clearcutting from Yellowstone to Seattle; Sprengle, Mark--Forest Watch: Reports from the Front Lines of Conservation; Farney, Dennis--Unkindest Cut? Timber Firm Stirs Ire Felling Forests Faster Than They Regenerate--The Wall Street Journal, 1990; Manning, Dick--Timber liquidation was a boardroom decision--Missoulian, 1988-10-16(Missoula, MT); Clearcuts rile environmentalists--The Spokesman Review, 1985-7-2(Spokane, WA); Residents unite against Plum Creek--Missoulian, 1989-4-25(Missoula, MT); Timber talks break down--Missoulian, 1990-3-8(Missoula, MT); Plum Creek takes FS low offer on land--Missoulian, 1992-3-19(Missoula, MT); Plum Creek Breaks off talks with conservancy--Missoulian, 1992-1-29(Missoula, MT); Timber land sold to firm in Oregon--Post Register, 1992-4-23(Idaho Falls, ID); Tollefson, Greg--Why did they have to trash these places?--Missoulian, 1990-12-6(Missoula, MT); Schwennesen, Don--Clearcutting devastates trout hatch--Missoulian, 1990-3-9(Missoula, MT); Selden, Ron--Research want bear facts--Missoulian, 1990-6-6(Missoula, MT); Devlin, Sherry--Plum Creek plan draws fire-- Missoulian, 1991-10-3(Missoula, MT); Manning, Dick--Faced with litigation, company halts Lindbergh logging--Missoulian, 1989-8-12(Missoula, MT); Phillips, Bob--BN, FS join to log roadless land near Cabinets--Missoulian, 1982-9-24(Missoula, MT); Long, Ben--Is Solomon tilting at sawmills?--Idahonian, 1991-7-27(Moscow, ID); Osborn, John--Plum Creek Cuts and Runs--Palouse Journal, 1990-12(Moscow, ID); Sher, Jeff--St. Joe River clearcut criticized--The Spokesman Review, 1986-8-17(Spokane, WA); Carnahan, Barbara--Plum Creek raped land--The Spokesman Review, 1991-2-12(Spokane, WA); Sher, Jeff--Plum Creek Timber Co. accused of overcutting--The Spokesman Review, 1986-9-22(Spokane, WA); Egan, Timothy--Roslyn Journal, Where Have All the Forests Gone?--The New York Times, 1989-2-15(New York, NY); Lindstrom, Hal--Plum Creek In Kittitas County--Signposts, 1988-11(Seattle, WA); Porterfield, Andrew--Railroaded--Common Cause Magazine, 1989-9 to 10; Sprengel, Mark--Corporate greed robs community--Priest River Times, 1992-3-25(Priest River, ID)

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Title:
Transitions, vol. 5, no. 4, April 1992; Legacy of the 1864 Northern Pacific Grant: Part 3, Liquidating Abe Lincoln's Railroad Forests: Massively clearcutting from Yellowstone to Seattle
Date Created (ISO Standard):
1992-04
Description:
Osborn, John--Liquidating Abe Lincoln's Railroad Forests: Massively clearcutting from Yellowstone to Seattle; Sprengle, Mark--Forest Watch: Reports from the Front Lines of Conservation; Farney, Dennis--Unkindest Cut? Timber Firm Stirs Ire Felling Forests Faster Than They Regenerate--The Wall Street Journal, 1990; Manning, Dick--Timber liquidation was a boardroom decision--Missoulian, 1988-10-16(Missoula, MT); Clearcuts rile environmentalists--The Spokesman Review, 1985-7-2(Spokane, WA); Residents unite against Plum Creek--Missoulian, 1989-4-25(Missoula, MT); Timber talks break down--Missoulian, 1990-3-8(Missoula, MT); Plum Creek takes FS low offer on land--Missoulian, 1992-3-19(Missoula, MT); Plum Creek Breaks off talks with conservancy--Missoulian, 1992-1-29(Missoula, MT); Timber land sold to firm in Oregon--Post Register, 1992-4-23(Idaho Falls, ID); Tollefson, Greg--Why did they have to trash these places?--Missoulian, 1990-12-6(Missoula, MT); Schwennesen, Don--Clearcutting devastates trout hatch--Missoulian, 1990-3-9(Missoula, MT); Selden, Ron--Research want bear facts--Missoulian, 1990-6-6(Missoula, MT); Devlin, Sherry--Plum Creek plan draws fire-- Missoulian, 1991-10-3(Missoula, MT); Manning, Dick--Faced with litigation, company halts Lindbergh logging--Missoulian, 1989-8-12(Missoula, MT); Phillips, Bob--BN, FS join to log roadless land near Cabinets--Missoulian, 1982-9-24(Missoula, MT); Long, Ben--Is Solomon tilting at sawmills?--Idahonian, 1991-7-27(Moscow, ID); Osborn, John--Plum Creek Cuts and Runs--Palouse Journal, 1990-12(Moscow, ID); Sher, Jeff--St. Joe River clearcut criticized--The Spokesman Review, 1986-8-17(Spokane, WA); Carnahan, Barbara--Plum Creek raped land--The Spokesman Review, 1991-2-12(Spokane, WA); Sher, Jeff--Plum Creek Timber Co. accused of overcutting--The Spokesman Review, 1986-9-22(Spokane, WA); Egan, Timothy--Roslyn Journal, Where Have All the Forests Gone?--The New York Times, 1989-2-15(New York, NY); Lindstrom, Hal--Plum Creek In Kittitas County--Signposts, 1988-11(Seattle, WA); Porterfield, Andrew--Railroaded--Common Cause Magazine, 1989-9 to 10; Sprengel, Mark--Corporate greed robs community--Priest River Times, 1992-3-25(Priest River, ID)
Subjects:
forestry railroads timber lumber
Location:
Spokane, WA
Latitude:
47.659856
Longitude:
-117.420405
Source Identifier:
transitions1992v5n4
Type:
Text
Format:
application/pdf

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