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2004 forest news archives
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New forest planning rules to be reviewed (12/30/04)
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Holiday gift for timber industry (12/27/04)
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New rule for forest planning (12/23/04)
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New sales reignite timber battles (12/12/04)
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Panel sees good, bad in overhaul plan (12/11/04)
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Attention Mr. Governor: No more forest roads (11/27/04)
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A firestorm over fireproofing (12/8/04)
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California will sue to block Sierra national forest plan (11/19/04)
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Alaska drilling gets tentative OK (10/22/04)
• Judge
ends ban on snowmobiles (10/15/04)
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Environment clearly divides Bush and Kerry (10/7/04)
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Plans to drill Wyoming forest for oil on hold (9/16/04)
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GAO report says Forest Service PR campaign for Sierra plan legal (9/14/04)
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Endangered seabird could lose protection (9/2/04)
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Keep roadless lands free of industry inroads (8/19/04)
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Bush administration eases pesticide reviews for endangered species (7/29/04)
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Dems block Bush nominee for the Ninth Circuit court (7/22/04)
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Bush opens gates to more logging (7/13/04)
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U.S. to open more forests to logging (7/13/04)
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Opt-in plan proposed for roadless forests (7/2/04)
• Burning
a forest to save it (5/14/04)
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Bush team sued over owl status (5/12/04)
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Kerry blasts Bush's record on protecting environment (4/21/04)
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Report condemned as one-sided (4/17/04)
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Science and policy– It's an issue of trust (4/4/04)
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Science adviser rebuffs critics (4/3/04)
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Congressmen want probe of PR spending (4/2/04)
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Forest promotions deal questioned (4/1/04)
General forest news
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Spawner's comeback (11/27/04)
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Farmers may win dispute on water, fish (12/8/04)
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Wilderness park fees extended for decade (12/3/04)
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Slow-fading salmon (12/2/04)
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Salmon habitats face cuts (12/1/04)
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Firefighter accused of setting 3 wildfires (11/25/04)
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Mexican tropical forest to be preserved in $3 million deal (11/12/04)
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Bark beetle numbers appear to drop (10/5/04)
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Officials
demand evacuation of LA area forest (10/4/04)
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Lifetime hunt for world's biggest tree (10/3/04)
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New state agency to guard Sierra (9/24/04)
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Mistrial in pepper spray suit: Jurors deadlock 6-2 in favor of demonstrators
(9/23/04)
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Activists recount pepper-spray agony (9/16/04)
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Retrial opens on using pepper spray on protesters' eyes (9/10/04)
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Ecuador free-for-all threatens tribes, trees: weak government lets loggers
prevail (9/3/04)
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Protected status urged for spotted owl (9/1/04)
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Judge blocks post-fire timber sale, says hazard would grow (8/24/04)
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Oak disease found in Golden Gate Park (8/20/04)
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New push for consensus on major salmon stream (8/16/04)
• State
boards may face demise (8/16/04)
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Proposals would fast-track approval of logging, oil refinery construction
(8/16/04)
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Oak-killing disease found on a tree in New York state (7/28/04)
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Crusade to save a dying forest (7/6/04)
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Fiscal year begins without new budget (7/1/04)
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Logging dispute to go to court (6/18/04)
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Builder immunity rule halted (6/11/04)
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Oak death's genes decoded (6/10/04)
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Justices
to decide on county logging rules (6/10/04)
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When butterflies and tourists leave, the loggers move in (6/6/04)
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Cal biologist solves mystery of disappearing Sierra frogs (5/13/04)
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Loud call for more money to prevent fires (5/12/04)
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Small Bay Area fires seen as early warning (5/11/04)
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New England logging tradition close to toppling (5/9/04)
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Conditions ripe for bad fire season (5/6/04)
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City Council bans fast-growing trees (5/5/04)
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Early, vicious start to fire season (5/5/04)
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Climate change's effects strikingly noticeable in West (5/2/04)
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Oak fungus spreads (4/29/04)
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FBI to pay $2 million in Earth First suit (4/23/04)
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Unimpeded views vs. tall trees (4/19/04)
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Rose linked to killer of oaks (4/2/04)
• Logging
protest retrial to stay in San Francisco (3/23/04)
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Logging companies tout big plans for big trees (3/22/04)
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Nursery reports oak disease (3/11/04)
• U.S.
increases tree harvest for fire prevention in Sierra (1/23/04)
• Preserving forests, the nation's "water factories."
(1/01/04)
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Lake Tahoe warming mirrors world trend (12/21/04)
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S.F. nonprofit a lean, green, fighting machine (12/17/04)
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3 nominated to key state agencies (12/17/04)
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Tree hater has city stumped (12/16/04)
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2004 ranks 4th on list of warmest measured (12/15/04)
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U.S., Arctic nations at odds on warming (11/25/04)
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Congress OKs Nevada land, water bill (11/18/04)
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13 countries sign on to methane reuse plan (11/17/04)
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Warming threatens Mt. Everest, group says (11/16/04)
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A witness to global warming
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Governor picks ex-state EPA chief for Cabinet post (11/6/04)
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U.S. seeks to derail climate report (11/5/04)
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Russia paves way for treaty on emissions to take effect (11/6/04)
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Russia's upper house of parliament ratifies Kyoto Protocol on climate
change (10/28/04)
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Russia moves closer to OK of Kyoto pact (10/24/04)
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River gets salmon born to be wild (10/21/04)
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Amphibian species imperiled worldwide (10/15/04)
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Russian Cabinet approves treaty on global warming (10/1/04)
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Researchers detect rising carbon dioxide levels over Antarctica (9/29/04)
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Global warming creeps up on S.F. (9/27/04)
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Good going, gov (9/27/04)
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Russia set to OK Kyoto Protocol (9/24/04)
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Glaciers in Antarctica melting twice as fast as in 1990s, study finds
(9/24/04)
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Scientists' ethics bill vetoed by governor (9/16/04)
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'Cool gray city' projected to turn murderously hot (9/14/04)
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Trout colony thriving in urbanized streams (9/9/04)
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How green is the governor? (9/7/04)
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Into the wilds (9/3/04)
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Wilderness Act turns 40, and people are still arguing about it (9/3/04)
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World-renowned paleontologist presses for 'green California' (9/1/04)
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U.S. report on warming puts blame on humans (8/26/04)
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Battle royal over monarch habitat (8/23/04)
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Hupa Indians battle to reclaim Trinity River (8/22/04)
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Report warns of flooding (8/18/04)
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Global warming clouds the future (8/18/04)
• Ebbing
glaciers may make quakes likelier (8/16/04)
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U.S. set to announce methane agreement (7/28/04)
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Budget deal rests on hefty deficit, heavy borrowing (7/28/04)
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Proposed gold mine threatens river refuge (7/26/04)
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Lawmakers push for wilderness expansion (7/23/04)
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House panel passes measures to alter Endangered Species Act (7/22/05)
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Poll says foul air, gasoline prices grab Californians (7/22/04)
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Global warming lawsuit accuses 5 power plants (7/22/04)
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Save the natives from the invaders (7/5/04)
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Western drought worst in 500 years (6/18/04)
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Climate really is changing, scientists say (6/16/04)
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State seeks 30 percent cut in tailpipe emissions (6/15/04)
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An environmental link between the U.N. and S.F. (6/4/04)
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National parks cut services for visitors (5/28/04)
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Earthshine could shed light on global warming (5/28/04)
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Preserving California's Wild Things: Land use key in saving big cats (5/24/04)
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Preserving California's Wild Things: Demise of California's wildlife a
legacy of
this generation (5/24/04)
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Storm over range lands continues in claims court (5/5/04)
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Species Act allies Cardoza with GOP (5/4/04)
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Lawmaker's agenda just part of his nature (5/4/04)
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Warming winters, earlier springs shrink vital mountain snowpacks (5/1/04)
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Hatchery-bred fish to be part of wild salmon count (4/29/04)
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Economic future depends on healthy environment (4/22/04)
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EPA offers plan to help clean national parks' air (4/17/04)
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National parks are hamstrung by shrinking budgets (4/16/04)
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Yosemite violates new federal smog standards (4/15/04)
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At least 8 famous parks sullied by dirty air, federal officials say (4/8/04)
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A beauty of a land deal (4/7/04)
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Monumental deal for PG&E land (4/2/04)
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Quarantine slapped on state's nurseries (3/27/04)
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Blight on state's nurseries (3/24/04)
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