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We Need A Revolution Of Forest Resiliency (Not Logjam Lunacy)

On June 27th, a logjam of logging trucks circled our state Capitol, spreading lies and fear and spewing diesel soot. Big Timber wants you to believe that taking action on climate will deprive Oregonians of forestry jobs. Rather than investing in a future that would place even greater value on our forests, opponents to the Climate Action Policy (HB 2020) are shackled to the illusory past “glory” of unrestrained logging. It’s the same set of devastating practices that brought us to our current seat on the precipice of disaster.

Timber's fallen: Efforts show promise for working conditions in Oregon forestry

This is Part III of a three-part series on the working conditions and treatment of Oregon's immigrant forestry workers.

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