by OPB.org, July 22, 2025

photo: In a photo provided by Oregon State Fire Marshall, firefighters fight the Cram Fire east of Madras.
(Courtesy of the Oregon State Fire Marshal)

by NS Public Works, Natural Resources, 17 July 2025

photo: The Province (NS) is making wood heating and construction a priority in public buildings. (Province of Nova Scotia / File)

by Aaron Beswick, The Chronicle Herald, July 18, 2025

photo: The former Northern Pulp mill in Abercrombie on Aug. 21, 2014. While the mill has been closed since January 2020, clean up from the wastewater and sludge it produced is still a topic of discussion for all those around Boat Harbour. Photo by Christian LaForce /THE CHRONICLE HERALD / FILE

Natural Resources Canada, Jul 18, 2025

Data from province’s industrial carbon price system shows growing gap between emissions, targets

by Jacques Poitras · CBC News, Jul 15, 2025

The SPINNOVA® fiber could usher a new era of sustainability in the textile industry. Spinnova spins wood into fiber with no chemicals, minimal water, and maximum impact.

by Atharva Gosavi, Interesting Engineering, July 3, 2025

by Andrew Moore, NC State University, College of Natural Resources News, July 2, 2025
photo by NorGal via Adobe Stock

The New Brunswick Federation of Woodlot Owners (the Federation), in partnership with the
Nature Trust of New Brunswick, is excited to announce the launch of the Private Protected
Areas program.

Among the over 40,000 private woodlot owners in New Brunswick, many are actively engaged
in forest management that ensures the province’s long-term wood supply. However, many of
these owners also prioritize goals such as biodiversity conservation, forest resilience, and
protecting species at risk—values that often go unrecognized. Until now, there has been no
formal program to support these landowners or acknowledge their important role in maintaining
the health and resilience of New Brunswick’s private forests.

Matthew Scace, The Canadian Press, June 17, 2025

June 13, 2025

Rome –The International Commission on Poplars and Other Fast-Growing Trees Sustaining People and the Environment (IPC) hosted by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) ... published a comprehensive guide on the innovative use of fast-growing trees to help sustain people and the environment amid the climate crisis.

June 18, 2025, FAO (UN)

It doesn’t just affect the lungs. The airborne pollutants in smoke have been linked to increased risk of stroke, dementia and neurological diseases.

June 17, 2025