Can the U.S. benefit from 'peak lumber' in the Canadian timber industry?

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Can the U.S. benefit from 'peak lumber' in the Canadian timber industry?

Posted on Wednesday, June 16, 2010
by smccreary

Blogger Ted Cushman predicts that U.S. lumber prices may rise as a result of losses in the British Columbia lumber industry due to the mountain pine beetle epidemic.

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June 16, 2010

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Can the U.S. benefit from 'peak lumber' in the Canadian timber industry?

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