The phrase "aggressive logging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe logging practices that are excessively forceful or harmful to the environment, often in discussions about forestry or environmental conservation.
Example: "The report highlighted the dangers of aggressive logging in the rainforest, which threatens biodiversity and contributes to climate change."
Alternatives: "intensive logging" or "destructive logging".
But aggressive logging and even poisoning by the lumber companies in its Sierra Madre habitat is thought to have driven the bird into extinction sometime in the mid-20th century.
There's also the challenge of protecting the larger landscapes around those parks, so that they're connected and can function naturally rather than being isolated islands of trees surrounded by residential developments or aggressive logging.
If you roll the clock forward, these days the redwoods are posed between two threats: on one hand resource extraction (aggressive logging), and on the other residential development and suburban sprawl as people find new places to live.
An amendment from Senator Ted Stevens, a longtime proponent of more aggressive logging in Tongass National Forest in Alaska, would make it more difficult for the public to challenge unfavorable administration decisions on wilderness protection in Tongass.
Unless the law unambiguously requires them to protect nature -- gives them legal cover, as it were, to resist industry blandishments -- we could see a return to the days of aggressive logging, when what counted in a manager's résumé was not whether he harmonized the competing needs of nature and commerce but whether he met his annual "cut".
In June the Forest Service released a draft environmental document proposing more aggressive logging to thin the Sierra's 11 national forests, as well as the elimination of some grazing restrictions.
The most aggressive period in logging in the area was 1884 to 1903, when narrow-gauge railroads were built into the higher-elevation forests, she added.
Despite many dozens of scientific studies establishing that high-intensity fire patches create perhaps the best wildlife habitat in the forest, the timber industry, its allies in Congress and the U.S. Forest Service continue to promote aggressive post-fire logging.
Almost a third of hardwood lumber and plywood traded in the global markets may be of suspicious provenance.Greenpeace has mounted an aggressive campaign against illegal logging in Papua New Guinea since 2004 when the conservation group published a report indicating that 90% of logging there is illegal.
Repeated measures analysis of variance followed by the least significant difference (LSD) pairwise comparisons test were used to compare urination frequency (values transformed by log (x + 1.5)) during non-aggressive behaviours, aggressive displays and high aggression by neighbouring males.
In the 2000s, Brazil's left-wing government pledged zero deforestation in the Amazon and, with foreign aid, led an aggressive effort to route out illegal logging.
