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in 1933 and 1934 when congress tried to get logging companies to submit reforestation plans but only few companies complied.
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in 1944 allowed federal and private lands to be combined for the purpose of forestry management and the new law required loggers wanting to cut down trees to have a plan for reforestation
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the Forest Practice Act required loggers to plant trees where the cut
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over 9 million acres of for national forest land.
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1971, state law excluded timber
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1974 Forest practice act which required permits for activities related to growing, harvesting or processing timber.
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n 1976 Permanent forest practices rules established.
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In 1977, state citizens challenged forest practices regulations.
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In 1982, the Forest Tax was extended to timber harvested from State and Federal land, in addition to private land.
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. In 2002, sawmills consumed about 61 percent of Washington’s timber harvest from combined ownerships. Veneer and plywood mills consumed another 11 percent.