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Harvesting lumber
#11
I am not advocating a prohibition against landowners harvesting their own lumber, orchids, etc. next to an active lava flow. Jeff I hear yeah. You want results, you want results you can see, now. Lucky for you that's how most of the world operates.
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#12
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Originally posted by bananahead

Everyday in upper Puna many acres are 'stripped' by D9s on new lots, and the ohia usually pushed aside and wasted

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save our indigenous and endemic Hawaiian Plants... learn about them, grow them, and plant them on your property, ....instead of all that invasive non-native garbage I see in most yards... aloha


That's true banana, I forgot about that, yet, it might not be worth the small volume of trees on a lot. There's thousands being wiped out.

farout man, it's not, 'results' or anxious, 'now' it's waste.

Marketable salvage.

Pre-imminent recovery.

If this flow lasted for years, harvesting would provide some term employment too.
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