Are Canada’s sustainable forestry claims accurate?

Bertie speaks to Stand.Earth's Richard Robertson about Canada's forestry sector.
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Following new allegations from the BBC that a UK power station is “burning wood from some of the world’s most precious forests” in British Columbia, Bertie speaks to Richard Robertson about Canada’s forestry sector.

Richard Robertson is a Forest Campaigner at Stand.Earth, and recently contributed to a report prepared by numerous NGOs, which accused the Canadian government’s own forestry report of being “akin to an industry ad, promoting questionable and misleading claims.”

Bertie and Richard discuss these findings, the biomass industry, certification and regulation, and whether Canadian forestry deserves its leading reputation.

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