The Forestry Revitalization Act, a bill introduced by state legislators recently, could result in Wisconsin becoming a global leader in the production of sustainable aviation fuel from the state’s forests.
According to legislators, the bill would support Wisconsin’s logging industry and the broader Northwoods economy. The harvesting of Wisconsin timber has been a significant contributor to the state economy since the late 1800s, but that role has been decreasing.
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