Reply #8: No

[sandnsea]

It's just Canada's logging practices. If it had been pine beetle, the forestation guy would have said so. Pine beetle has gotten so bad because replanted forests aren't as healthy and because they usually plant way to many pine and don't mix in other trees. It becomes a breeding ground for pine beetle. Then they cut the trees and the pine beetle spreads on the logging trucks. We've got to change the way we log and clear cutting has proven to be disastrous.