An industry that can reduce greenhouse gas emissions, increase forest growth, and create jobs sounds too good to be true. But that is the reality of the emerging wood pellets
Members of Georgia’s Congressional Delegation Support Timber Tax Provisions, Action Still Needed
On June 3, more than 80 Members of Congress signed on to a strong bipartisan letter urging House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Paul Ryan and Ranking Member Sander Levin
General Assembly Leadership Changes, Special Elections Set
The state legislature is out of session, Georgia’s Capitol isn’t humming as it was several weeks ago and most politicians have returned to their districts. However, reporters, pundits, party leadership
Savannah Port Experiences Continued Growth in April with Progress on Harbor Expansion and Capital Improvements
With the Savannah Harbor deepening underway and the Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) Board approval of $141.8 million in capital improvements, the state’s ports in Savannah and Brunswick continue to experience
Georgia Tree Farm Program Hosts Successful Field Day
More than 80 landowners and forest management professionals attended the Georgia Tree Farm Field Day on May 27 in Jacksonville, Ga. The Georgia Tree Farm Program in collaboration with the
U.S. Housing Starts, Softwood Lumber Production and Pine Sawtimber Prices
Home construction drives baseline wood demand in the United States. Without demand for wood and forest products, timber and timberland values deteriorate. Without wood demand, investments in Star Trek sawmills,
GDOT: Kinder Morgan Can’t Take Land For Palmetto Pipeline
The Georgia Department of Transportation announced Tuesday that it won’t allow Kinder Morgan to seize privately-owned land in order to build the Palmetto Pipeline. GDOT denied the company’s request for
Growing the Market for Softwood Lumber
Nearly a decade ago, after years of conflict, the North American softwood lumber industry came together in a collaborative effort to protect and grow the market for our products. We’ve
Calpers Puts Portion of Timber Holdings Up for Sale
The nation’s large public pension fund is looking to chop its ownership of U.S. timber. The California Public Employees’ Retirement System, or Calpers, is seeking buyers for roughly 300,000 acres