Visiting a freshly logged forest in western Oregon earlier this fall, retired federal wildlife surveyor Erich Reeder stepped over mangled tree roots and dead limbs scattered across a denuded slope ...

Two people died at logging sites in and around Lane County the week of Nov. 9, according to the Lane County Sheriff's Office. The first fatal logging accident occurred Nov. 10 at 10 a.m., according to ...

Maine's forest products industry is worth more than $8 billion. But its logging workforce is dwindling. Maine Public's Nora Saks reports how the state is trying to prepare the next generation of ...

The city of Oneonta is logging several hundred acres of city land near Wilber Lake, drawing criticism from some community members. Michael Forster Rothbart, D-Seventh Ward, said Thursday, Nov. 6 that ...

When the White House released memorandum M-21-31 in August 2021, it marked a turning point for federal agencies by establishing much-needed baseline logging and data preservation requirements. The ...

Official support for free-threaded Python, and free-threaded improvements Python’s free-threaded build promises true parallelism for threads in Python programs by removing the Global Interpreter Lock ...

Logging to ‘Save’ Northern Spotted Owls From Wildfires Will Not End Well Our research shows that spotted owls can thrive with mixed-severity fire, but logging in owl habitat for fire concerns may ...

Advanced debug logging is the cornerstone of high-performance applications. Whether working in cloud-native, microservice or monolithic architecture, strong debug logging practices enable developers ...

Well logging acquires in-situ measurements of rock and fluid properties along the wellbore to quantify reservoir quality, fluids, and well integrity. It underpins petrophysics, geomechanics, ...

Federal officials are preparing to overturn a long-contested Clinton-era regulation that limits logging and roadbuilding in large portions of the West, including Alaska's Tongass National Forest, the ...

The decline of logging in Alaska’s Tongass National Forest is reverberating all the way to Astoria, Queens, where Steinway & Sons builds pianos in one of New York City’s oldest operating factories.