Obama Admin Scraps Logging Plan in Ore. Carbon Sinks
By Brian Ertz On July 18, 2009 · Leave a Comment · In B.L.M., Climate Change, Conservation, Endangered Species Act, Trees Forests
Salazar cites failure to provide adequate Endangered Species Act consultations as on the forefront of his decision to scrap attempts to log BLM land in Oregon.
Obama Admin Scraps Logging Plan in Ore. Carbon Sinks – New York Times
The move scraps a Bush-era decision to rezone 2.6 million acres of Bureau of Land Management forests, which would have tripled current logging production and opened old-growth forests to clear-cutting.
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