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White Mountains:To Log or Not to Log

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April 1st, 2011 | Author: Brian

New Hampshire Public Radio is celebrating the Weeks Act Centennial this week with a number of articles, including two shows available for podcast on “The Exchange” with host Laura Knoy. Follow the link below to read a story from NHPR’s environmental reporter Amy Quinton on the logging debate in the White Mountain National Forest.

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NHPR: White Mountains: To Log or Not to Log

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