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[at-l] Logging on the AT in Maine

Subject: [at-l] Logging on the AT in Maine
From: t." <tjfort@netdoor.com (t.)
Date: Wed, 31 Oct 2001 15:32:08 -0600
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A very good argument for the continuing of logging of the area.     A
parallel would be the NPS & NFS's current policy of letting natural fires
burn.

It's all just the natural process of life.

> species in Maine are not the long-lived kinds you find in the west. If
you're
> in Maine woods with 80 year old trees, you are in rare company indeed.
There
> are  individual old trees, (a 300 year old red oak in Alfred, for one) but
> with fire, disease, and weather, old age is uncommon.

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