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  by Dominick Murray

  Created on: November 08, 2007

  The thinning of forests is a natural process as much as it is an anthropogenic one. It has been carried

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  by Rex Trulove

  Created on: October 25, 2007   Last Updated: June 04, 2011

  To keep forests healthy and people safe, forests need to be thinned. The reasons are multiple, and the

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  by T. Scott Randolph

  Created on: November 09, 2009   Last Updated: November 10, 2009

  This a two part question. One, is the thinning of forests essential to keeping them healthy? The other,

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  by Lee Hall

  Created on: July 02, 2008   Last Updated: November 22, 2010

  Let me begin by saying that my intended field of study at the University was Forestry Management. But

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  by Jonathan Clayton

  Created on: July 02, 2008   Last Updated: August 26, 2008

  Forest Thinning Is Essential For Healthy Forests

  I'm writing on the agree side of this debate for a

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  by Bill Whitney

  Created on: January 01, 2008

  All the tree huggers and environmentalists that are opposed to thinning our forests and keeping them

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  by Rev. R. D. Brown

  Created on: October 31, 2007

  Thinning is the process of removing dead and unhealthy timber as well as thinning young growth below

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  by Fred Tolleson

  Created on: July 02, 2008

  Forest thinning should be mandated for keeping our forest healthy. I grew up in a home located on the

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  by Kim Sharpe

  Created on: March 12, 2008

  Only through the thinning of the old snags, sickly tree's, undergrowth, and tree's which have fallen

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  by V R Rutledge

  Created on: July 03, 2008

  The paradox here is that we are dealing with a two part question. Keeping people safe and keeping forests