is it not a fact that some of our friends concerned about so-called below costs sales and concerned about taxpayer subsidies are the same people who are opposed to allowing any kind of expedited logging on our forest lands, including the salvage harvesting of dead, dying and diseased trees?
Frank Riggs: “is it not a fact that some of our friends concerned about so-called below costs sales and concerned about taxpayer…”
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Discussing logging practices and subsidies related to forest management.
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