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      "id": 103603,
      "date": "1998-03-10",
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      "title": "Federal Timber Harvests: Implications for U.S. Timber Supply",
      "summary": "The importance of federal timber has been debated at length over many years. The federal\ngovernment owns about 20% of U.S. timberlands, concentrated in the west, and about 30% of U.S.\ntimber inventory (and 44% of the softwood inventory). Declines in federal harvests in recent years,\nand legislation to end federal harvests, have led to concerns about the impacts on forest health and\non the economy. The national impacts appear to be relatively modest, but local and regional effects\ncould be substantial.",
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