A surprise in the woods

Article Abstract:

Environmental group Greeenpeace International has been severely rebuked by the citizens and government of British Columbia for interfering in the logging of old-growth forest. The surprisingly lukewarm response to Greenpeace's environmental activism is due to concerns in British Columbia's forestry industry. Forestry is the biggest industry in British Columbia, with 97,500 workers generating revenue of $12 billion Canadian annually. Support for the industry is not expected to wane: the government intends to work with forestry companies to ensure close to 40,000 new jobs by 2001.

Political activity, Political aspects, Environmental policy, Forests and forestry, Forests, British Columbia, Conservation of natural resources, Natural resource conservation, Environmental protection, Greenpeace Foundation

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Saving the rainforest

Article Abstract:

Ways of protecting tropical forests and biodiversity in forest environments through policies involving exploitation are examined in detail, as is the need for such protection.

Editorial, Environmental aspects, Forest conservation, Rain forests

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