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The Nova Scotia Government, Port Hawkesbury Paper and an environmental agency say the terms of renewed agreements will mean the paper company takes less timber from Crown land, a key recommendation of the 2018 Lahey Report.
The province has revealed the initial locations where clear cutting may be allowed on Crown land, including in Guysborough, Antigonish, Colchester, Pictou, Lunenburg, Queens, Annapolis and Kings counties.
Nova Scotians have until April 23 to provide feedback on the Crown land cutblock.