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AnciForests of the Pacific Northwest provides a global context for what is happening in the Pacific Northwest, analyzing the remaining anciforest and the threats to it from atmospheric changes and logging. It shows how human tampering affects an ecosystem, and how the Pacific Northwest could become a model for sustainable forestry worldwide.
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