Clearcutting the Pacific Rain Forest integrates class, environmental and political issues to provide a unique perspective on the controversy surrounding clearcutting and other forest practices. By examining the changes that took place in logging as a result of technological and managerial innovation as well as regulatory initiatives, Richard A. Rajala argues that the development of forest practice served corporate rather than social or ecological ends.
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