Opinion: Climate change denial bullying declining — but not fast enough Feb 29 Written by MIke Morris Clearcut harvesting practices have resulted in significant loss of habitat leading to over half our wildlife population in BC disappearing, many species extirpated. Loss of forest canopies are now directly related to floods and fires. Its time BC forestry paid attention to this evolving science. MIke Morris Previous Previous Journalist Jeff Davies profile on Mike Morris Next Next The need to stop clearcutting is 'urgent' to protect B.C. forests from flooding: UBC study
Opinion: Climate change denial bullying declining — but not fast enough Feb 29 Written by MIke Morris Clearcut harvesting practices have resulted in significant loss of habitat leading to over half our wildlife population in BC disappearing, many species extirpated. Loss of forest canopies are now directly related to floods and fires. Its time BC forestry paid attention to this evolving science. MIke Morris
