 | EPA would require permits to spur biggest polluters to cut emissions Texas state officials, including Gov. Rick Perry and the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, have challenged the scientific justification for greenhouse gas controls, arguing that climate change science has been politicized |
 | A Changing of the Guard At Plum Creek Hank Ricklefs, along with his replacement, Tom Ray, who is being promoted from his current post as vice president of Montana operations, believe they see the light at the end of the tunnel. |
 | China currently is best market for hardwood "China is our number one export market for hardwoods right now," said Gunter, among speakers participating in a series of classes on exporting at Wilkes Community College. |
 | Hundreds turn out to question biomass as renewable energy Residents object to plan to power Traverse City with wood |
 | Upper Neuse effort receives $1.7 million In landing the $1.7 million challenge grant from the U.S. Endowment for Forestry and Communities, the trust more than met the challenge with a $1.5 million grant from the city of Raleigh. |
 | WA - The First U.S. Consumer Tissue Products Company to Earn FSC/Rainforest Alliance Certification Clearwater Paper Corporation announced today that the company will be the first U.S. tissue supplier to offer consumer products from responsibly managed Forest Stewardship Council |
 | USDA Announces Formation of Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Advisory Committee Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack today announced he is seeking nominations from the public for the new Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Advisory Committee |
