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H.R. 11356 (95th)

A bill to establish a National Forest salvage program for mortality timber for business firms having 25 or fewer employees, and for other purposes.

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Introduced

7 March 1978

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Referred to House Committee on Agriculture.

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1 August 2024

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Summary

Amends the National Forest Management Act to authorize the Secretary of Agriculture as part of a national forest salvage program: (1) to set aside sales of insect-infested, dead, damaged or down timber for preferential bidding by independent salvage logging firms employing 25 employees or less; and (2) to use timber residue removal funds to establish residue collection centers and pilot projects for residue utilization.

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