Without an increase in timber coming out of the Forest Service lands, I think it is an obvious conclusion: we are going to lose more mills.
Jon Tester: “Without an increase in timber coming out of the Forest Service lands, I think it is an obvious conclusion: we are going…”
On the recordMarch 25, 2014
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Tester warns that lack of timber will lead to mill closures.
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