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Quoting David Patriquin <davidgpatriquin@yahoo.ca>:
> It could be constructive to carry on a similar discussion about
> forest management policies in Nova Scotia, as academic discussion
> and debate of this topic seem to be totally lacking.
* well, we can start with the premise that given the character of the
Acadian Forest, proper forest management calls for no clear-cutting,
anywhere in Nova Scotia, ever.
QED?
fred.
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