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by Jennifer Johnson,
After nearly a decade of observing the aftermath of environmental crises in Oregon, Anton Chiono ’06 knew he wanted to be part of a solution. 
During the “Timber Wars” of the ‘80s and early ‘90s, when the Pacific Northwest battled to preserve endangered species and federal forests, he was a child living in rural Summer Lake, an Oregon ranching and logging town. When Summer Lake s sawmill closed, many of his parents’ friends lost jobs. Some moved on. Others never recovered. 
No matter what reasoning could be given for such a closure that globalization had depressed demand for domestic forest products and cheaper timber could be sourced from abroad, that the culmination of decades of short-term policy decisions and inexorable global economic trends led to this outcome Chiono realized little could salve the loss of the town’s primary economic driver.  ....

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