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Lunch & Learn: Invasive Threats, Native Beetles, and Drought Stress

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By John Riggins
| The News-Review Verified
Invasive threats, native beetles, and drought stress! Oh my! These are three of the biggest threats our forests face today. Each individual factor feeds into the next to create a problem that has land managers and owners feeling stressed themselves. Let’s take a moment to examine each issue and learn how they all work together to create issues our forests are struggling to handle.
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Price on Trade: Milwaukee Framework is a step forward on steel excess capacity

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By Alan Price, John Riggins
| Steel Market Update
This is an opinion column. The views in this article are those of experienced trade attorneys on issues of relevance to the steel market. They do not necessarily reflect those of SMU. We welcome you to share your thoughts as well at smu@crugroup.com. New Steel Mill Capacity Trade
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Price on Trade: A wall-less structure is not a fortress

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By Alan Price, John Riggins
| Steel Market Update
The phrase “Fortress North America” seems to resurface anytime US, Canada, and Mexico trade negotiations roll around. The idea of an economic Fortress North America burst onto the scene in the late 1980s and early 1990s in the lead-up to NAFTA. In theory, this illusive economic arrangement would insulate a shared North American market from the distortive global trade practices that displace US manufacturing industries.
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