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B.C. Company Helping Turn Beetle Wood into Power
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January 16, 2009 |
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Left to right: Minister Pat Bell, Ella Brown, former Mayor of Logan Lake, Ron Racine, Principal of Trace Resources, Jerry Canuel with Aspen Planers, Dan Eaton, Principal of Jaedan Resources, and Merl Michtner with Domtar’s Kamloop pulp mill. |
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Minister Bell discusses Trace’s new grinding operations for unsalvageable beetle-wood with Dan Eaton of Jaedan Resources and Merl Fichtner of Domtar’s Kamloops pulp mill. |
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Under two Forests for Tomorrow contracts, Trace Resource’s new operations north of Merritt will grind upwards of 20,000 cubic metres of small-diameter beetle-wood that was previously considered unusable. The company also holds a separate memorandum of understanding to collect and grind another estimated 50,000 cubic metres of slash leftover from traditional harvesting in the Cascades and Kamloops Forest Districts.
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