Through text mining, this study identified key themes related to logging and analyzed the changes in media coverage frames and issues concerning logging in 2021. For this purpose, a comparative analysis of major themes was conducted on a total of 3,226 logging-related articles provided by BigKinds from June 2019 to May 2023, and the changes in the framing and discourse of 154 2021 articles related to logging were extracted by examining coverage from major media sources. The major themes mentioned in the logging-related articles were classified into four categories: 'forest management', 'forest disasters', 'climate change and carbon neutrality', and 'illegal logging and accidents' with the themes of 'forest disasters' and 'climate change' consistently appearing over the four years. The issue of logging policy transcends 'policy disagreement', which can be resolved through rational and reasonable stakeholder interests, instead embodying the nature of 'policy controversies', where overcoming differences in values and concepts among stakeholders is crucial for resolving policy problems. Initially, certain media outlets used political frames to amplify the issue to the public by emphasizing keywords such as 'nuclear phase-out' and 'solar power generation'. The issue of logging, through its evolution into environmentally friendly wood harvesting for sustainable forest cycle management, has continuously sparked debate over economic losses resulting from related legislative changes a