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Ironically, it is the “selfish” North American timber industry that has been the most profound impetus for reforestation and management projects. In fact, the UN State of the World’s Forests Report (2002) stated that North American forests had increased by ten million hectares in the last ten years. Such statistics invite the question: why is the UN attempting to regulate US forestry?

Damn good question. Further, what does the un think they will do if they "feel" we are not abiding? Move our forests somewhere else? The un needs to get it's worthless a$$ OUT of the U.S.

3 posted on 09/27/2004 2:07:47 AM PDT by TLI ( . . . ITINERIS IMPENDEO VALHALLA . . . . . .)

Here, here....... time to kick those bastards out of our country!

7 posted on 09/27/2004 2:26:12 AM PDT by Citizen Soldier

>>Such statistics invite the question: why is the UN attempting to regulate US forestry?<<

To control WATER. That is the one and ONLY reason.

19 posted on 09/27/2004 9:22:53 PM PDT by B4Ranch (´´Firearms are second only to the Constitution in importance; they are our teeth for Liberty)

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