Excuse me Mr Howard, is this still legal?
Logging water catchments reduces water supply by up 50%. Hmm... more water restrictions?
Older trees have darker wood.
Old growth costs much more to pulp and bleach than plantation timber.
At the moment Australia produces enough plantation timber to meet all our timber needs. We log our native forests to export.
Eden chipmill (world's biggest) exports woodchips predominantly to Japan.
This is a pile of chips ready for shipping, the little lump (under the crane) on the pile is a bulldozer.
The people living close to the logging watch loaded trucks pass everyday, they see our remaining old growth forest diminishing.
Driving to the good stuff, the submarine goes to the snow!
Under review.
Old growth forest is so lush! It needs these levels of dense moisture to contribute to the water cycle (make rain). It takes an estimated 1000 years to regenerate this volume of wet forest.
But then again...
trees can be scary...
look at this one stalking Jason!
The local member who weilds the power to change Vic forest practice is:
Office of the Premier
1 Treasury Place
MelbourneAustralia 3000
Not that I'm suggesting anything... hehe
Logging is planned for Melbourne’s water catchments from December 1, just days after the state election. My new philosophy: Don't panic, don't despair, just act.
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