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Logging will not stop forest fires and will make the climate worse

South Kalmiopsis roadless areas showing mixed severity fire effects that result in biodiverse landscapes if not logged

September 17, 2020

Oped by Chief Scientist Dr. Dominick DellaSala.
Read the full story in The Register-Guard.

Photo: South Kalmiopsis roadless areas showing mixed severity fire effects that result in biodiverse landscapes if not logged.

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