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Informational flyer explaining that duties on Canadian softwood lumber have not harmed U.S. homebuilding, supported by statistics and industry facts, presented in text and infographics.
July 27, 2018
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Too Big for its Own Good: Why Canada’s Softwood Lumber Industry Needs to Shrink
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Canada and Homebuilders Misleading Claims That United States Need Unfairly Traded Softwood Lumber Imports Have Run Their Course — It Is Canada That Needs To Right-Size Its Lumber Industry Consistent With Market Realities
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U.S. Lumber Coalition Comments on Much-Needed Canadian Mill Production Cuts
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TreeFrogNews Editorial: Understanding Why Duties Persist — Not Because of Arbitrary Math, But Because of Past and Ongoing Harm
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Epoch Times: What’s Behind the US–Canada Lumber Feud? American lumber producers are pushing for tougher trade policies with Canada, which it accuses of timber dumping.
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Fox Business: Fight over lumber tariffs could reshape future of US home building – Lumber prices down but new home costs up, triggering debate over what drives market slowdown
