bd. ft.
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The blueprint allows for average annual timber harvests of 1.2 billion bd. ft. -- less than one-third of the mid-'80s peak of 5 billion bd. ft. a year.
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At the far end of the spectrum was option one, nicknamed "Save-It-All" because it allowed for a minuscule 0.19 billion bd. ft. to be cut, and would have set aside all ancient forests.
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At the opposite end was option seven, which would have allowed 1.84 billion bd. ft. to be cut annually.
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Price of the most popular grade of plywood jumped $4 per 1,000 bd. ft. in the week to $68.
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