Another timber business gone.  I would really like to know what the "unforeseen" circumstances for the loss of pulp supply  were.   I smell  an upcoming litigation.

The Clinton Forest Plan is still a cancer on our economy.  The endless large wild land fires,  with no reasonable fuel reduction plan in our future (no charcoal allowed in pulp,  thus no residual chips from burned logs).  Fewer and fewer mills,  and less and less supply of wood chips for pulping.  Undersize thinning logs going to whole log chipping for pulping,  mostly  from private lands.  Early capital interruption logging philosophy captures fiber before any disease and rot appear as stands mature.

Mostly,  Oregon politicians pushed the limits of recycle to where too much non paper  contamination caused rejection of garbage route collection recycle paper.  Only in Oregon,  U.S., can you demand more crap be in recycle to where NONE of it is salable.  Big problems upcoming for landfills and siting.  No China exports.