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An Adirondack Tigercat 822E track feller buncher during logging operations

Environmentalists Have Big Stake in Finch Pulp Mill Closure

Current IssuesBy adirondackJuly 27, 2026

Environmentalists Have Big Stake in Finch Pulp Mill Closure By Dave Gibson The purely economic decision by Finch Paper in Glens Falls, now part of a global company, to stop purchasing Adirondack regional trees for its pulp to paper operation and to instead acquire its pulp from far beyond New York’s borders is serious –…

Re. APA 2026-0108, Lyme Timber Co., Mink Pond Road, Colton, Clearcut Application

CommentsBy adirondackJuly 15, 2026

Re. APA 2026-0108, Lyme Timber Co., Mink Pond Road, Colton, Clearcut Application Aaron ZiemannProject Review OfficerNYS Adirondack Park AgencyP.O. Box 99Ray Brook, NY 12977 Dear Mr. Ziemann, Adirondack Wild is very concerned about the lack of resource surveys, assessments, and analysis of the proposed 680-acre seed tree harvest and forest clearcut south of Sevey Corners…

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