National News: April 1, 2013

Written by Mark Garland
Sunday, 31 March 2013 20:55 News / National
U.S. government seeks $18 million refund from timber counties, Washington Post AP Feds ‘claw back’ money; Western states hit hard - Move results from spending reductions forced by budget sequester, Grand Junction Daily Sentinel Oregon lawmakers rise in protest against cuts in federal funds to rural counties, Oregonian The story of one national forest's transformation and its profound lessons for forests nationwide - View a promo for "The Natural Forest", FSEEE Allegheny National Forest gives up on appeal in mineral rights case, The Bradford ERA National forest land inadequately protected from oil spills, says USDA OIG, Fierce Government Decreased Water Flow May Allow For More Productive Forest, Red Orbit Lopsided legal win for forest owners, Oregonian editorial Judge upholds roadless protections on U.S. forests, Los Angles Tmes Roadless rule critics run out of time, Summit Voice US Forest Service issues legacy large airtanker contracts, USFS Forest Service contracts for ‘legacy’ airtankers, Summit Voice Forest Service to modify appeals process for citizens to challenge agency decisions, Oregonian Final rule: Project-Level Predecisional Administrative Review Process: Forest Service, USDA, Federal Register Forest Service to modify appeals process, Seattle P-I AP U.S. Forest Service Collaboration Process: Solution or Sham?, ForestIndustry.com Forest Service adopting a regional policy to address bat-killing fungal disease, Summit Voice US Forest Service Reopens Caves Despite Risk to Bats, CBD at ENN US Forest Service Leader Richard Guldin to Offer New Vision of GIS - Esri Forestry GIS Conference Keynote: Forest Census Data and GIS Together Create Tremendous Value, Everett Herald Dead Forests Release Less Carbon Into Atmosphere Than Expected, Univeristy of Arizona Good news for people who love bad news, High Country News Canadian scientists decode pine beetle genome, Summit Voice Study identifies greatest threat to US rangeland, Alamagordo Daily News Feds rank worst bosses, best bosses, Federal Times Cast your vote in a wood-burning stove contest, USFS Forest Service innovation is helping make the Forever Stamp stick, well, forever, USFS Climate change, herbicide may doom 'great migration' of monarch butterflies, Climatewire
Last Updated ( Monday, 01 April 2013 22:03 )