"Well informed, if long-winded, and adept at revealing the human faces behind the issues, with genuine sympathy for those hurt by the decline of Oregon's timber industry."
A moving account of personalities and politics in the on-going battle over logging the last areas of old-growth forest in the heart of Oregon's Cascade Range, from Time reporter Seideman (The New Republic, 1986—not reviewed).
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