Environment, economy behind shift to logging second-growth timber, minister says. Victoria intends to remake the coastal forest industry with a new set of policies aimed at shifting harvesting away from old-growth forests to second-growth, Forests Minister Rich Coleman said Wednesday. Full article here.
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