Oregon’s Collier Logging Museum lets you walk through history where pine-scented air and frontier cabins tell true stories.
To the editor: The study referenced in this article (“Private land used for logging is more prone to severe fire than public lands. A new study shows why,” Aug. 21) highlights how clear-cut logging ...
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Forests Are Bouncing Back After Decades of Acid Rain and Logging In The Most Unlikely Way
In this process of mining rocks, nutrients like calcium and silicate flow into nearby streams, improving the water pH.
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