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Follow That Log
- Narrado por: Barbara Bogaev, Dave Messerschmidt
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- Duración: 26 mins
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Resumen del editor
The global economy: Your view of it depends on where you are. For more than a century, trees in the Pacific Northwest have meant jobs. In rural Japan, trees have meant jobs as well. New log processing technology and the trade in raw logs is reshaping the way the timber industry in both countries does business. It's forcing a change in corporate culture, in consumer habits, and a way of life for many of those who work in timber. Producer Dave Messerschmidt looks at how a global economy affects the industry in both U.S. and Japan.
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