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Pulp and Paper from Canada

Summary by National Film Board of Canada
The processing of logs from the forest to finished newsprint is followed. Cutters are shown bringing down the giant trees on the west coast of British Columbia and …
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Pulp and Paper from Canada

The processing of logs from the forest to finished newsprint is followed. Cutters are shown bringing down the giant trees on the west coast of British Columbia and …

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National Film Board of Canada broke the news in on Tuesday, June 10, 2025.
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