An invasive insect, that targets and kills trees, has been spotted in Maine for the first time. The forest service says they’ve found the emerald ash borer in Madawaska. It’s killed hundreds of millions of trees across the country. read more >>
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Resolute Receives Award for Bioeconomy Leadership
Resolute Forest Products received an Industry Leadership in the Bioeconomy Award during Biomass North Forum 2017. This two-day gathering in Thunder Bay, Ont., explored the challenges and opportunities […]
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Northern California Wildfires Are Nearly 100 Percent Contained
Weeks after an onslaught of blazes first ignited in Northern California’s famed wine country, authorities say they’re close to fully extinguishing each of the devastating wildfires. […]
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Nova Scotia’s Forest Industry Faces Unknown Future without Northern Pulp
It was a few months ago that Jeff Bishop noticed a growing unease about the future of Nova Scotia’s forest industry. Bishop, the executive director […]