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TAKE ACTION: Help Us Protect Big Trees in Eastern Oregon

Posted on October 8, 2020October 8, 2020Tags Eastern Oregon, Eastside Screens rule, Forest Service, logging, old forests, take action, USFS

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"As the fire season of 2020 unfolds, national media and a few brave politicians are acknowledging the link between wildfires and climate change. The next step is to take a closer look at our national policy on logging, as well." ... See MoreSee Less

Has the Forest Service Been Making Wildfires Worse?

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The logging industry has long promoted science suggesting logging suppresses fire. A lot of recent research disagrees.

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