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Latest timber industry news, updated on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

Timber industry in US is confident again

Pine trees abound in the rolling hills of north and central Louisiana, and much of our economic fortune over the years has come from this sustainable resource. Source: The News-Star
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Canada banking on timber

Brookfield Asset Management's Can$3.6 billion in timber asset sales helped push forestry to the forefront of Canadian mergers and acquisitions in the second quarter. Source: Vancouver Sun
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Record lumber numbers to China

Increased investments in the housing sector resulted in record imports of logs and lumber to China in the 2Q/13, reports the Wood Resource Quarterly. Source: Construction Digital
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Gunns chairman pleads guilty

A last minute guilty plea to insider trading by former Gunns boss John Gay has been hailed as a major boost to enforcement of corporations law and a warning to the nation's company directors. Sources: The Australian, ABC News, AAP, News.com, ABC
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Accurate mapping of NZ marks forestry space

New maps derived directly from satellite images reveal that nearly a quarter of New Zealand’s land area is taken up by indigenous forest. Source: Scoop
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Gunnedah Timber Mill banking on the coalition

Country Nationals Kevin Humphries and Kevin Anderson are keeping NSW Premier Barry O’Farrell focussed on the plight of Gunnedah Timber Mill. Source: Namoi Valley Independent
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New head of conservation in NZ

The State Services Commissioner Iain Rennie announced the appointment of Lou Sanson to the position of chief executive and director- general of Conservation, (DOC). Source: Wellington Scoop
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What happens if the carbon tax goes

On 15 June 2013, Australia's top 370 emitters were required to pay 75% of the 'carbon tax' to the Government. Source: Hopwood Ganim Lawyers
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