Turning Trees into Dollars: The British Columbia Coastal Lumber Industry, 18581913,Used

Turning Trees into Dollars: The British Columbia Coastal Lumber Industry, 18581913,Used

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The coastal forests of British Columbia continue to be a source of controversy, with clashes between corporations, workers, environmentalists, Aboriginals, and politicians frequently in the national media. "Turning Trees into Dollars" sheds light on the historical complexities that lie behind the ongoing crisis.This is the first comprehensive account of the formative years of the British Columbian forestry industry. Pinning the historical facts on the central concept of market capitalism, Hak traces the political, geographical, and technological developments that occurred as small, financially tentative logging operations grew into a major economic force. His narrative traverses the treacherous labour conditions, union activities, the use of immigrant labour, and the role of the First Nations, as well as the mill industry, tariffs and trade, the effects of the Canadian Pacific Railway, industrialization, entrepreneurialism, and the conservation movements that compose the rich terrain of B.C. forestry.This conclusive study provides essential information that has long been missing from public discourse.

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