Logging on public lands increases despite President Biden's forest protection efforts

The video discusses the impact of logging in National Forests, particularly under the Biden administration. Despite efforts to protect old growth forests, logging has increased, raising concerns among conservationists about its impact on climate change. The US Forest Service argues that logging is necessary for wildfire prevention, but some scientists believe it may worsen the problem. Economic motivations and the need for new regulations are also explored, with conservation groups pushing for change.

What are the main concerns raised by conservationists regarding logging in National Forests?

How has the amount of logging on public lands changed during President Biden's administration?

What role do old growth and mature forests play in addressing the climate crisis?

What actions has President Biden taken to protect forests from logging?

What are the arguments made by the Forest Service regarding logging practices today compared to past decades?

What concerns do scientists have about the effectiveness of thinning forests to reduce wildfire risks?

What actions have conservation groups taken in response to logging projects, and what has been their success?