MnMikew wrote:

This probably does happen on Potlatch owned land though they dont
leave a few trees to reseed, the replant millions of new trees.


....and do you think they would re-plant "millions of trees" if they
weren't forced to by the "eco-nazi" laws you love to hate?

On Tue, 4 Oct 2005 16:16:41 -0500, wrote:

And of course there is Cow Flatulance.Outlaw all Cows,, Outlaw McDonalds
and Burger King!
cuhulin

Now that cars burn cleaner, cows are the #1 cause of air pollution in
the Central Valley of California.

Milk is full of PUS, growth hormones and antibiotics.

On Tue, 4 Oct 2005 15:34:47 -0500, wrote:

I just now checked Fourmilab's Earth View.There is still a lot of Ice at
the North Pole.Some of it has melted,but it is all part of the Natural
Cycle of Earth.Earth does warm up between about one to two degrees
sometimes,it is all Normal and Natural.Humans have Nothing to do with
that at all.Every time a Volcano belches,there is more "pollution" in
the Air than Humans can ever do.Get Real,,, Get a Life.
cuhulin

The rain forests use to sink the CO2 that came from volcanoes to keep
the atmosphere in equilibrium.

http://www.arctic.noaa.gov/detect/ice-seaice.shtml

You don't know the First thing about "General Sherman" in the War Of
Northern Aggression.You go to the rear of the class and take a seat.
cuhulin

dxAce is doing very well,,, in my opinion.
cuhulin

www.devilfinder.com Mississippi Logging Industry

We have more Forest here in Mississippi than any other State in U.S.A.
www.devilfinder.com Mississippi Trivia

y'all ever hear of any wildfires here in Mississippi before? Of Course
NOT!,, We know how to manage our Mississippi Forest areas.(now,watch
them gay queer freaks tree huggers go crazy)

My old buddy's Uncle was a Train driver on the Fernwood,Gulf Logging
Railroad wayyyyyyy down South (South is always best) in South
Mississippi many,many years ago.
cuhulin
(Paladinnnnn,,,,,, Paladinnnn,,,,,, where do you roammmmm,,,,,,,)

y'all ever hear of any wildfires here in Mississippi before? Of Course
NOT!,, We know how to manage our Mississippi Forest areas.(now,watch
them gay queer freaks tree huggers go crazy)

Wildfires are quite a bit less common in areas where relative humidity
is fairly high, like in Mississippi. New England also has very few.
Here in the arid west, grassfires and forest fires seem to almost pop
up spontaneously (they don't of course, but a single spark here can
ignite a conflagration that will be very hard to quell. The air is too
dry.).

Bruce Jensen

Carter-K8VT wrote:
Well, you are right. Logging a "few" trees won't damage the forest.
However, what logging company is going to set up an operation for only a
"few" trees? Let's try and be a little more realistic here...

Forests, left to their own devices, end up with trees far too close
together for good root growth and effective nutrient absorption. Lots
die. The dead ones end up fueling forest fires that take all the trees.
Most logging companies today would take trees in such a way as to let
the remaining trees have room to grow, so they can come back in a dozen
years and harvest again.

--
If John McCain gets the 2008 Republican Presidential nomination,
my vote for President will be a write-in for Jiang Zemin.

Carter-K8VT wrote:
...and do you think they would re-plant "millions of trees" if they
weren't forced to by the "eco-nazi" laws you love to hate?

Yes. Unlike you, they think a few years ahead and realize that planting
trees now makes trees to harvest years from now.

--
If John McCain gets the 2008 Republican Presidential nomination,
my vote for President will be a write-in for Jiang Zemin.

On Wed, 05 Oct 2005 11:49:24 -0500, clifto wrote:

Carter-K8VT wrote:
Well, you are right. Logging a "few" trees won't damage the forest.
However, what logging company is going to set up an operation for only a
"few" trees? Let's try and be a little more realistic here...

Forests, left to their own devices, end up with trees far too close
together for good root growth and effective nutrient absorption. Lots
die. The dead ones end up fueling forest fires that take all the trees.
Most logging companies today would take trees in such a way as to let
the remaining trees have room to grow, so they can come back in a dozen
years and harvest again.
That's the craziest thing I've read in a long time.