This is truly a win-win for rural communities with fire-prone, overgrown forests, as well as for local sawmills.
Dan Newhouse: “This is truly a win-win for rural communities with fire-prone, overgrown forests, as well as for local sawmills.”
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Newhouse discusses the benefits of forest restoration for communities and sawmills.
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