From what I've seen with a couple of individual local companies, they're moving to more selective logging and forest practices, taking all of what they call “guts and feathers”, which is everything other than the saw log. Utilizing that instead of throwing it away or burning it and putting CO2 into the atmosphere just is not what we can do.
There is a theory that if we do it right, we are able to manage the forest. I have been told that the forest grows in an S-curve, growing to peak storage capacity and then falling off because some of the trees start to deteriorate. When we start to log selectively, we can get that deteriorated fibre off the ground and have the forest continue to produce at that level instead of dropping off.
Managing the forest better is one of the solutions, I believe.