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Bill Gates faced an ‘owl crisis’ building Xanadu 2.0, spent millions on timber

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Bill Gates faced an ‘owl crisis’ building Xanadu 2.0, spent millions on timber

Bill Gates's mansion faced hurdles due to bans on old-growth timber, prompting him to innovate.

He financed a specialized heavy-timber-recycling sawmill to utilize reclaimed wood.

Remarkably, the estate features half a million board feet of salvaged Douglas fir beams, highlighting Gates's early commitment to environmental sustainability.

Notably, this timber salvage was influenced by the conservation of a threatened owl species.

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