A total of 455 kilometers are completed, while average new forest truck-road costs rise 9.4%.
Environment
Payments will go to eligible counties and states with national forests, including funding for schools, roads, and local wildfire-preparedness work.
Plan revisions will cover 2,460,000 acres in 17 Oregon counties and will include an environmental impact statement examining alternatives including sustained-yield timber production, wildfire and fuels treatments, wildlife habitat considerations including barred owl management, and other resource issues.
Funding is available through three grant programs for wood products, construction, energy, and mill capacity projects.
Seven-story The Offices at Southstone Yards will make Toyota Financial Services the project’s single tenant at a 45-acre mixed-use development.
Proposal would update referenced ANSI, ASTM, ISO, NIST and BSI standards and add ISO 12460-2:2024(en) as an optional small-scale quality-control chamber method.
The Humboldt County plant uses local wood species and UC Berkeley research to produce low-carbon building materials.
Good Neighbor Agreement covers debris removal, infrastructure repair, and habitat restoration in Pisgah and Nantahala national forests.
Maine, Michigan, Louisiana, Washington, and Oregon hold the largest foreign-owned forest areas, led by Canadian and European investors.
Renewable energy development and technology infrastructure are expected to expand non-timber revenue opportunities for timberland owners in 2026.
A new analysis shows losses from EU Emissions Trading System changes and higher rail and shipping charges, threatening jobs and exports.
Investment replaces fossil fuels with bioenergy, reducing annual CO2 output by 113,000 tonnes.
Microsoft and Google support Brazil’s largest carbon-removal startup Mombak with major offtake deals.
Facility overhaul to switch fuel source and cut annual CO2 emissions by roughly 70%
Solid sorbent pilot unit at Alberta pulp mill will gather operational data to support future commercial-scale carbon capture assessment.
‘Na̲mg̲is First Nation and B.C. sign Section 7 agreement for joint forest management on north Island
The agreement enables shared decision-making for Forest Landscape and Operations Plans within Tree Farm Licence 37 overlapping ‘Na̲mg̲is territory near Woss and Port McNeill.
The combined group will manage 480,000 hectares of forest in New Zealand and Australia, supported by Adamantem Capital and Quayside Holdings.
New joint venture will build first facility in Mississippi, using over 7 million tons of wood fiber to replace coal in metals production.
Assessment includes ISO-based methods, tray weight data, and multiple end-of-life routes not in headline.
The plan targets Euro 10 billion in bio-based product purchases by 2030 and aims to expand a Euro 2.7 trillion sector employing 17.1 million people.