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British Columbia’s forest sector is voicing major concerns with the province’s recently announced intention to defer harvest of 2.6 million hectares of old growth forests.
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The COFI-commissioned study finds that of the 11.4 million hectares of old forests in B.C., 75 per cent is protected or not included in B.C.’s Timber Harvesting Landbase.
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“We are convinced that a fact-based approach will allow for a successful EA,” said Graham Kissack, vice-president of environment, health and safety at Paper Excellence.
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The PDI kiln heating system utilizes PDI’s proprietary waste wood burner and air-to-air heat exchangers to provide ash-free heat for up to two kilns at a time. PDI’s economical waste wood burner is capable providing a steady, stable source of heat while burning a variety of waste fuels with varying moisture content. A heat exchanger allows the combustion heat to be transferred to the inside of the kiln without exposing the final product to any ash or disrupting the airflow balance inside the kiln. PDI’s kiln heating system includes its own control system and supports full integration with kiln controls.
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To acknowledge and highlight each of our Top 10 Under 40 winners, CFI will feature one winner every week for the next 10 weeks. This week, we introduce our readers to Stephan Posselt, operations manager for Tahtsa Timber in Burns Lake, B.C.
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“The COVID-19 pandemic has challenged all of us in more ways than anyone could have expected, both at work and at home,” writes returning editor, Maria Church. “We’re all a bit shaken up and looking for the fastest way to bounce back.”
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“The honour of the Crown cannot be met through fundamentally flawed consultation,” says Chief Bill Williams, president of the BC First Nations Forestry Council.
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The negotiations will focus on land selection, revenue sharing and shared decision-making, building on past forestry projects to create new economic opportunities for the ‘Namgis First Nation.
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The paper makes the case for greater use of wood in construction as a major solution toward a more climate-resilient economy, the Forest Products Association of Canada reports.
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Date: June 2-4, 2022
Location: Jonkoping, Sweden
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Date: Sept. 22-24, 2022
Location: Ottawa/Gatineau
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