2010-08-01T00:27:43Z http://thelindbergreport.org/comments/atom.aspx Quick Blogcast tag:thelindbergreport.org,2008-01-27:792007 Max Lindberg 2008-01-27T16:47:35Z 2008-01-27T16:47:35Z Thank you Suzi for the comment, and the reminder about our forests.&nbsp; Our writers are diverse in their interests and we do feature articles on forestation here in the U.S., but around the world.&nbsp; <br> tag:thelindbergreport.org,2008-01-27:791875 Suzi Dow http://www.forestcamping.com 2008-01-27T14:43:53Z 2008-01-27T14:43:53Z I am amazed at the absence of any mention of our national forests in any of the eco-activists sites provided in recent AASP magazine. Just think about how important our national forests are to the environment. (Talk about impacting carbon footprint calculation!) Did you know the total area of our national forests is a little more than our original 13 colonies? Or that the number of trees dying in our national forests is growing every year and contributing hugely destructive wildlifes? It is estimated Alaska's national forests alone have lost enough trees to cover the entire state of Connecticut!<br /><br />Websites, like yours, are good to have but so are national forests. Prehaps you could provide some means to tell people how important it is to support our national forests and ways that can be achieved.<br /><br />Thank you,<br />Suzi Dow