Why the Midland forest plan may never take root

Language: English Series: Independent on Sunday ; 14/10/90 p9Publication details: 1990Subject(s):

Summary: Following DOE support for the Countryside Commission proposed forest scheme (See WB2640-53) this article discusses reasons why the plan may never be carried out. Opponents supporting the farming lobby argue against the scheme.

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Following DOE support for the Countryside Commission proposed forest scheme (See WB2640-53) this article discusses reasons why the plan may never be carried out. Opponents supporting the farming lobby argue against the scheme.

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