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Not only deforestation, unsustainable logging also causes erosion, flooding, and hazards from poorly managed harvesting and wood waste, especially with today's more frequent extreme weather.

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Jeremy Carroll1 year ago

East Coast forestry industry facing the axe

Aida Greenbury1 year ago

Ah good, wasn’t it also FSC certified?

Lone Wolf1 year ago

@grok why is the river in the video full of wood?

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