Misguided proposals to create tens of thousands of new acres of unmanaged forestland would risk unleashing more catastrophic wildfires and would not provide new, long-term carbon offsets.
From Phys.org, by Dorany Pineda: Extreme heat and wildfire smoke are independently harmful to the human body, but together their impact on cardiovascular and respiratory
From The Capital Press, by Nick Smith: In December, the Biden Administration announced its long-awaited policy to conserve old growth forests on lands managed by
Research shows advisability of replanting conifer forests sooner rather than later after wildfires by Mary Beth King, University of New Mexico Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain Warmer
Climate change and human activities have led to more frequent and intense forest blazes over the past two decades. By Xiaoying You A fire in
by Joshua Partlow, Washington Post In more than a half century since the Clean Air Act was enacted, there have been dramatic improvements in air
From the Washington Forest Protection Association: Forest fires and wildfire smoke were on the minds of many last week as smoke blanketed every corner of
New online resource provides carbon blueprint for state’s working forests NEWS PROVIDED BY Washington Forest Protection Association 12 Jul, 2023, 11:54 ET Active forest management
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