Re: [GBlist] Tree removal

[John Salmen <terrain@shaw.ca>]

I think these people might be in your neighborhood

http://www.recycletrees.org/recycle_yard.html


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From: "Building Green" <building_green@iwantcleanair.com>
To: <greenbuilding@crest.org>
Sent: Friday, June 28, 2002 8:51 AM
Subject: [GBlist] Tree removal


> Hi all-
>
> We have several trees in our neighborhood that have become hazards.  One
> species, Monterrey Pine, were planted 80 years ago.  I am told that this
is
> their life expectancy, and indeed several in the neighborhood have
> fallen.  They are 120 feet tall.  The other species are Eucalyptus and
Acacia.
>
> They need to be removed, and we would like to see them go somewhere other
> than the dump, a compost heap or firewood.  Does anybody know of resources
> that would help us to recycle this "waste" (it is hard to call such
> beautiful trees "waste") into usable wood?
>
> Any online sources would be appreciated.  Also any Northern California
> sources would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Alan
>
>
>
> Alan Zucker
> azucker@iwantcleanair.com
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