(NewsNation) — President Donald Trump is using executive orders to try to revive the American timber industry by increasing logging on public lands and rolling back environmental regulations. More ...

President Donald Trump signed an executive order in March aimed at revitalizing America’s timber industry by increasing logging on federal lands, streamlining permitting, and reducing regulatory ...

The forest products industry has been seeing a rough couple of years, and that's the same for the logging industry in Western ...

Forklifts drove across the frozen campus of Pleasant River Lumber’s sawmill in Enfield on a bitter January morning with ease, ...

Days before new tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China took effect earlier this month, President Trump issued two executive orders. One bemoaned America’s status as a net importer of lumber, ordering ...

“Maine’s forest products industry has long supported good‑paying jobs and helped grow local economies across our state,” Collins said in a statement. “Loggers are at the heart of that industry, but ...

TAOS — Every wood chip, bark strip and beam at Olguin’s Sawmill and Firewood is put to use. The scraps of bark-covered wood left behind from making vigas, latillas and beams are cut into firewood.

Lawmakers have moved forward a controversial logging bill that could open the state up to lawsuits if Oregon doesn’t log enough timber in a given year. Representatives in the House Committee on ...

Forest owners in Mississippi can earn revenue by delaying timber harvests to store more carbon in trees for climate benefits.

The first vertically integrated producer of mass timber in California transforms waste wood from our forests into ...

Since buying the property in 2022, the company’s plans to reduce logging on the land have stoked resentment within the local timber industry.

The timber industry, a cornerstone of South Carolina's economy, is grappling with significant challenges following the closure of several key mills. The recent shutdowns of mills in Darlington and ...