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Date: 2012-05-24 15:04:09 Buprestidae Matter Energy Biology Heating ventilating and air conditioning Wood fuel Firewood Emerald ash borer Sudden oak death Woodboring beetles Biomass Wood		C a l i f or n i a F o r e s t P es t C o u n c i l Dedicated to protecting California’s forests since 1951 www.caforestpestcouncil.org News Release KICK OFF CAMPING SEASON THE RIGHT WAY – KEEP FIREWOOD LOCAL Add to Reading List Source URL: firewood.ca.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 186,78 KB Share Document on Facebook

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