From Southeast logging camps to North Slope rigs, the lesson is the same: When policy drives investment away, jobs and ...

(NewsNation) — President Donald Trump is using executive orders to try to revive the American timber industry by increasing logging on public lands and rolling back environmental regulations. More ...

Since International Paper abruptly closed its mills in Liberty and Chatham counties last fall, business owners in Southeast Georgia who once made the state the largest timber exporter in the nation ...

Three national forests east of Missoula are proposing a plan to require continuous logging across almost a million acres of southwest Montana for at least the next decade.

The logging industry has seen a steep decline in demand for wood fiber since the pandemic began, leading to an estimated 20% drop in the timber harvest this year. But federal help may be on the way.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order in March aimed at revitalizing America’s timber industry by increasing logging on federal lands, streamlining permitting, and reducing regulatory ...

Logging has been a major part of the northwoods for centuries. In recent years however, several economic factors may have the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Days before new tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China took effect earlier this month, President Trump issued two executive orders.

At a logging site along Camp 26 Trail in the Superior National Forest, Josh Hull welcomed Monday morning’s single-digit temperatures. But the owner of Hull Forest Products didn’t like that the ...

Another dozen future members of Maine’s logging industry are training this summer in a joint program of the Professional Logging Contractors of Maine and Northern Maine Community College. The ...

“Maine’s forest products industry has long supported good‑paying jobs and helped grow local economies across our state,” Collins said in a statement. “Loggers are at the heart of that industry, but ...

Thirty years after Oregon lawmakers began giving the state’s timber industry tax cuts that cost rural counties an estimated $3 billion, industry lobbyists warned them not to follow through on efforts ...