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Old 02-17-2010, 10:23 AM   #17
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I grew up in the Pacific Northwest where clear cutting is a common practice. The lots being clear cut are smaller and for every tree cut down, 6 seedlings are replanted. The clear cut lots are rotated like farm crops. They are also able to clear out undergrowth which is the main source of fuel for wildfires.
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