Listen Score
LS 55
Global Rank
TOP 0.5%

IHWAL PODCAST INI 🔗

Frekuensi pembaruan:
every 22 days
Panjang audio rata-rata:
31 minutes
Inggris
Amerika Serikat
22 episode
sejak 28 Agu 2020
serial

AUDIENCE OF THIS PODCAST 🔗

~41.32% of listeners are from United States.
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US
41.32%
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DE
37.87%
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GB
7.29%
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CA
2.64%
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AU
2.29%
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IE
1.03%
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SK
1.03%
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IN
0.91%
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ZA
0.63%
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SG
0.57%
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JP
0.51%
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NL
0.40%
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HK
0.40%
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BR
0.34%
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AT
0.22%
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NO
0.22%
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NZ
0.22%
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ES
0.22%
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GR
0.17%
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BE
0.17%
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DK
0.17%
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UA
0.11%
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CH
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CR
0.11%
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AE
0.11%
Others
0.94%
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EPISODE TERLAMA 🔗

It’s the 1990s in the Pacific Northwest. A march of chainsaws clear-cuts the country’s last available ancient forests. Protesters bury themselves in front of bulldozers and spend months sitting in the tallest trees in the world. And at the center, the northern spotted owl becomes the mo…

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EPISODE SEBELUMNYA

When loggers headed into the forest on Easter Sunday in 1989, they found a line of protesters blocking the road. The ensuing battle would help catapult old-growth forests into a national issue, and become known as the “Easter Massacre.”
For most of America’s history, trees were seen as crops, and the plan was to log the country’s last virgin forests and make them de facto tree farms. We see forests very differently today. How did things change so quickly?

Ep 3: The Owl

Throughout the 80s, environmentalists lost in the woods and in the courtrooms. There just weren’t many laws that protected trees. But there were laws that protected animals. And the idea started to percolate: what if they could protect the old growth by protecting an animal that depended on i…

Ep 4: Mill City

Mill City was one of dozens of flourishing timber towns, where a job in the woods or at the local sawmill could support a good life. But protests and court cases upended that, leaving locals to ask: are owls more endangered than loggers?

Ep 5: The Plan

The Timber Wars grew so hot that one of President Clinton’s first acts in office was to fly half his cabinet to Portland to resolve the conflict. The result was the Northwest Forest Plan, the most sweeping conservation plan in U.S. history. But it might never have happened if not for some beh…
Before the Northwest Forest Plan had a chance to succeed, Congress seized upon the threat of wildfires to create a loophole and throw the plan out the window. With old growth once again being logged, the fight to defend it grew both more mainstream and more violent, seeding the tactics for many con…
Is the Northwest fatally divided, or can we overcome our differences and work together? We tell the story of one group of loggers and environmentalists who have found some semblance of common ground. But it didn’t come easy. And no one knows how long it’ll last.If you want to learn more…
In 'Timber Wars,' we've talked about how the northern spotted owl took the blame for a lot of other things that cost jobs and hurt timber-dependent towns, like automation and international competition. Well, there was another huge thing the owl took the fall for—something that cost timber tow…
If you’ve been enjoying Timber Wars, there’s a new show you should check out. It’s about a weird and wonderful bird: the greater sage-grouse. You’ll find these creatures in wide open sagebrush country, trying to hang on alongside oil and gas drilling, recreational activity, …
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