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Trees, Climate Myths, And Forestry Mismanagement

Climate change isn't harming Australia's bush but its so-called protectors are doing real damage. ....

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Radial thinking outside the square with timber challenges ahead

Radial Timber, Yarram, is looking to move into producing a high-strength structural timber product, laminated veneer lumber, from pine plantations and possibly process native forest 'thinnings', despite the planned closure of Victoria's native forest industry by 2030. ....

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Logging increases bush flammability for 30 years, research shows

Logging increases bush flammability for 30 years, research shows
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Logging of native forests makes them much more flammable and elevates the severity of bushfires when they occur, pushing some species closer to ecological collapse, according to a review of published science by two leading universities.
The meta-study – which assessed 51 peer-reviewed papers – found logging increased the severity of forest fires from about 10 years after the trees are extracted with effects lasting more than three decades. Selective logging or thinning can also increase fire risks, according to the Bushfire Recovery Project, a joint project between Griffith University and the Australian National University. ....

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