Fraser River Log Booms
Log booms, each containing hundreds of logs tied together, are transported along the Fraser River near Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The river provides a direct route to sawmills and pulp-and-paper mills along its banks, and also serves as temporary freshwater storage before shipping overseas. In 2021, approximately 8.9 billion Canadian dollars worth of lumber was exported from British Columbia to the rest of the world.
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I "like" that this is shown and makes a big point about all the trees cut down for all the money made, with such huge damage to Earth.
What a sad view , of the human been.!!