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Protests target logging of British Columbia old-growth forests

Protesters are sleeping in roads in British Columbia to oppose logging in what they describe as the region's remaining old-growth forest. The scale of disruption and enforcement response remains unclear.

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The dispute concerns irreversible environmental loss and may cause localized road disruption.

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  1. British Columbia is logging its last old growth. Protesters are sleeping in the road to stop it ↗latimes.com · Recorded source date: Sep 16, 2026, 1:17 PM UTC

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