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House, Senate Panels Weigh Up to $3B of Forest Conservation Bonds
by: Peter Schroeder
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
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Lawmakers on the House and Senate tax-writing committees have introduced separate but identical bills that would authorize up to $3 billion of tax-exempt qualified forest conservation bonds that could be used to finance projects to conserve forests throughout the nation.

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