...timber industry. The argument that the mightiest economy on Earth cannot afford to preserve oldgrowth forests for a short time while it reaches an overdue decision on how to mange them is not convincing today, and it would be even less so a year or a century from now. The...

...that the mightiest economy on earth cannot. afford to preserve old growth forests for a short tine, while it reaches an overdue decision on how to manage them, is not convincir.g today. It would be even le» so a year or a century from nov. For the reasons stated, the...

...mightiest economy on Earth cannot afford to preserve old-growth forests for a short time while reaching an overdue decision on how to manage them is not convincing today, and would be even less so in a year or a century from now. My hope is that this committee will be able...

...permanent, the economic effects of an injunction are temporary and can be minimized in many ways. . . . To bypass the environmental laws, either briefly or...on how to manage them, is not convincing today. It would be even less so a year or a century from now. (p. 34) Judge Dwyer did not, however, assert that...