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On the recordOctober 22, 2015
in support of National Forest Products Week, I would like to recognize the more than 25,000 hard-working men and women employed by the forest products industry in the great State of South Carolina. With an annual payroll of almost $1.7 billion and an estimated value of products manufactured in the State exceeding $9 billion, the forest products industry is among the largest manufacturing sectors in my State and the largest valued agricultural crop. This is the 55th consecutive year that we are recognizing the forest products industry for its contributions to our economy and to sustainable manufacturing. The world has changed a lot since the first National Forest Products Week in 1960 and so has the industry. Over the last few years, with new advancements in lumber and mass timber technologies, the U.S. has begun innovative projects to build tall wood buildings. Over 17 tall wood buildings with over seven stories or more have been built around the world, which served as demonstration projects. Due to the success of these tall wood buildings, contractors and consumers are more confident than ever in the safety and high performance of these buildings. Additionally, with the right safety measures, tall wood buildings can be designed to meet and exceed fire safety requirements. Wood buildings are durable and can be designed to last a lifetime.…
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Tim Scott
Republican · South Carolina
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Oct 22, 2015

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