Duggan Flanakin

1 week ago | newsmax.com | Duggan Flanakin

Businesses Could Learn from the Rocky Mountain State   Colorado’s Boulder corridor has quietly emerged in 2025 as a thriving hub for life sciences, driven by a unique combination of intellectual capital, venture funding, and cutting-edge infrastructure. This growth is no accident. It is in fact the result of deliberate investments and strategic partnerships that have positioned the region as a magnet for top talent and innovative companies.

1 week ago | papundits.wordpress.com | Duggan Flanakin

By Duggan Flanakin ~Back on March 1, President Trump fired a double-barrel shotgun at the long-held preservationist U.S. mantra that for nearly a century has dealt heavy blows to American forests, forest animals, and the humans whose homes abut government forest lands.They first addressed what the White House calls “the threat to national security from imports of timber and lumber.” Even though the U.S. has ample timber resources, the nation has been a net importer of lumber since 2016.

1 week ago | cfact.org | Duggan Flanakin

Back on March 1, President Trump fired a double-barrel shotgun at the long-held preservationist U.S. mantra that for nearly a century has dealt heavy blows to American forests, forest animals, and the humans whose homes abut government forest lands. The first addressed what the White House calls “the threat to national security from imports of timber and lumber.” Even though the U.S. has ample timber resources, the nation has been a net importer of lumber since 2016.

1 week ago | lucianne.com | Duggan Flanakin

Original ArticlePosted By: Mercedes44, 4/12/2025 11:02:44 AMBack on March 1, President Trump fired a double-barrel shotgun at the long-held preservationist U.S. mantra that for nearly a century has dealt heavy blows to American forests, forest animals, and the humans The first addressed what the White House calls "the threat to national security from imports of timber and lumber." Even though the U.S. has ample timber resources, the nation has been a net importer of lumber since 2016.

1 week ago | townhall.com | Duggan Flanakin

Back on March 1, President Trump fired a double-barrel shotgun at the long-held preservationist U.S. mantra that for nearly a century has dealt heavy blows to American forests, forest animals, and the humans whose homes abut government forest lands.   The first addressed what the White House calls “the threat to national security from imports of timber and lumber.” Even though the U.S. has ample timber resources, the nation has been a net importer of lumber since 2016.