Posted by 2underage on October 01, 2014 at 07:57:36 from (108.183.243.87):
Saw on the local news this morning that there is a shortage of firewood. It seems that a wood burning electric generating facility on nearby Fort Drum is using tons of wood chips for their fuel source. The loggers are paid by the ton for the chips and instead of selling the cull logs to the firewood processors they are running them through the chippers and shipping them to the generating plant. I heard that the power plant even supplies the chippers to the loggers.
Can't say I blame the logger. They are in the business to make money and if the chipping is more profitable then that is the way I would go.
Spokes person for the power company says they are not after the same wood but how do they know what the chips are made from?
I guess if one does not have his own wood lot he should consider another type of heating source.
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