October 8, 2012. The term “waste” is largely obsolete in the context of today’s North American forest products industry. Logs brought to U.S. and Canadian sawmills and other wood products manufacturing centers are converted almost totally to useful products, leaving little to no waste. But it hasn’t always been this way. This report by Brakovich and Fernholz chronicles the advancements that led the industry to this achievement.

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