Supporting  &   Related   Pages:

• Roger Hayter's Literature

Forest Products Companies;

• Georgia Pacific

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• Plum Creek Timber Co. Books & Journal Articles:

  Clippings:

  • Views differ: Aesthetics a weapon in clear-cut wars Seattle Times, January 14, 2001; By Lynda V. Mapes a 34-acre cut planned by Plum Creek Timber at the northwest entrance to Mount Rainier National Park. The state Forest Practices Appeals Board is expected to take up a request for an injunction to block the so-called "Doggone Parcel" timber sale... Officials for Plum Creek say the company appreciates the importance of those views and routinely uses voluntary practices known as "aesthetic forestry"...

  • Plum Creek to buy spinoff unit of GP SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER REPORTER Wednesday, July 19, 2000 By BILL VIRGIN

    Plum Creek Timber Co. plans to buy the timberlands spinoff of Georgia-Pacific Corp. in a $3 billion stock transaction that will make the Seattle-based company the second-largest private timberland holder in the country.

  Websites:

  • Corporate Page

  
  

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• Weyerhaeuser Books & Journal Articles:

  Clippings:

  • Willamette says no to $7 billion buyout bid Seattle Times, November 16, 2000 By Drew DeSilver

    Timber giant Weyerhaeuser was pondering its next move yesterday after Willamette Industries spurned its buyout offer in no uncertain terms.

  Websites:

  • Corporate Website
  • Class Action Information: Weyerhaeuser hardboard siding