Do you guys ever feel like you cut down to many trees? Or is there even a limit where your like yea that’s maybe a little to much for this area. Or does it not matter how much you cut as long as you replant the trees? Just curious
I'm a lifelong Oregonian. The Democrats that have run this state for the 50+ years tend to think thinning and replanting is WAY more harmful than just letting them gather up like matches and letting them all burn down. They won't even let companies come in and clean up the burned areas. And, they're still looking for that renewable resource for energy and prosperity. Maybe it's in electric choo-choo trains? 😂 Look, logging is HEAVILY regulated. There's an actual formula of how much timber to be cut, where, how, and the replanting of. Oregon stopped logging (* for the most part) so long ago, that by the formula, Oregon could double the cutting #'s for 20yrs straight and not catch up to the "baseline" timber to be cut. It's a necessity or watch it burn.
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Do you guys ever feel like you cut down to many trees? Or is there even a limit where your like yea that’s maybe a little to much for this area. Or does it not matter how much you cut as long as you replant the trees? Just curious
They have a bunch of land they cut sections of it at a time to give what they planted time to grow.
I'm a lifelong Oregonian. The Democrats that have run this state for the 50+ years tend to think thinning and replanting is WAY more harmful than just letting them gather up like matches and letting them all burn down. They won't even let companies come in and clean up the burned areas.
And, they're still looking for that renewable resource for energy and prosperity. Maybe it's in electric choo-choo trains?
😂
Look, logging is HEAVILY regulated. There's an actual formula of how much timber to be cut, where, how, and the replanting of.
Oregon stopped logging (* for the most part) so long ago, that by the formula, Oregon could double the cutting #'s for 20yrs straight and not catch up to the "baseline" timber to be cut.
It's a necessity or watch it burn.
Wild just watching our earth get destroyed
You do realize that trees are a renewable resource right? 😐