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Jurnal Ilmu Kehutanan, 2008 Phenyl Certification: Public Perception and Impacts of Certification of the Local Scale Forest Management (Study Case in Selopuro and Sumberejo Villages, Batuwarno Sub District, Wonogiri Regency, Central Java) In 2002, Indonesian Ecolabel Institution ...
Teguh Yuwono
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iForest - Biogeosciences and Forestry, 2020 The high level of forest intervention and the decrease in biodiversity as a result of logging are incentives to implement forest certification schemes. Despite the advances in the results of the impact of forest certification on biodiversity, there are ...
Schaaf AA +5 more
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Comparing Sustainable Forest Management Certifications Standards: A Meta-analysis
Ecology and Society, 2011 To solve problems caused by conventional forest management, forest certification has emerged as a driver of sustainable forest management. Several sustainable forest management certification systems exist, including the Forest Stewardship Council and ...
Michael Rawson. Clark +1 more
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Is forest certification working on the ground? Forest managers perspectives from the northeast U.S.
Trees, Forests and People, 2022 Forest certification programs (FCP) are intended to preserve the environmental, social, and economic values of forests to ensure sustainable management and assured incentives for forest managers in the form of price premiums and market access.
Alex K. George +2 more
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Solutions for methane mitigation in Brazilian agriculture: achieving a 28% reduction by 2035
Frontiers in Sustainable Food SystemsBrazil is the world’s fifth-largest methane emitter, with methane accounting for 24% of national greenhouse gas emissions and the agricultural sector responsible for 75.6% of these methane emissions, mainly from livestock.
Gabriel de Oliveira Quintana +2 more
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Trees, Forests and People, 2023 Currently, most of the world's forests are governed by policies and regulations that contribute to sustainable forest management. The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), a voluntary, non-governmental mechanism, proposes a market-based international ...
Aide Heredia-Telles +3 more
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Silva Fennica, 2003 Forest industries and their industrial customers from four European countries were surveyed by interviews to study the environmental emphasis and the role of timber certification in their marketing planning.
Kärnä, Jari +2 more
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The social welfare effect of forest certification under environmental spillovers
Chinese Journal of Population, Resources and Environment, 2022 Forest certification has positive environmental spillovers. Considering environmental spillovers, this study analyzed the social welfare effects of forest certification using partial and general equilibrium methods. The results of the partial equilibrium
Zhijie Guan, Yue Zhang, Yan Xu
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Turkish Journal of Forestry, 2023 This research was carried out to measure the perceptions and attitudes of forest engineers working in the forestry organization about green products.
Gökhan Topaloğlu, Hasan Alkan
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The Dilemma of Maintaining Intact Forest Through Certification
Frontiers in Forests and Global Change, 2019 Intact forests are natural and often extensive forests free from apparent anthropogenic degradation. Intact forests have important intrinsic and societal values, making their protection a high conservation priority. They are, however, vulnerable to being
Fritz Kleinschroth +4 more
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