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Journal of Contemporary Asia, 1996
Tropical moist rainforests are one of the world's most important natural resources, principally because they contain the largest number of species of any known ecosystem. In terms of rainforests, Indonesia's are among the most species-rich. By definition their disappearance is of concern to all the world's peoples.
Thompson, H., Duggie, J.
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FORESTRY PROBLEMS IN THE ECONOMY OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION

Materials of the international scientific and practical forum "Manager of the Year", 2022
Every year the share of the forestry industry in Russia’s GDP is decreasing, but this does not mean that this industry is of little importance for our country. Current views on forestry problems and backlog tell us that the condition of forests is not the best.
Yu. Stepanova, A. Vilisova
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Commercial Forestry in an Unstable Economy

Journal of Forestry, 1949
Abstract Demand for lumber and consequent markets for saw-timber stumpage vary with business and with building cycles. Commercial sustained-yield forestry must be adjusted to such cycles. This has high significance to forestry enterprises, their overhead costs, and their capacity to furnish stable employment.
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Elementary Experiences, Problems and Countermeasures of County Forestry Economy

2013
County forestry economy is a strong power for regional green economic development, and an important way to improve farmers' income and promote living environment in urban and rural areas. According to the investigation of ten typical counties or cities with forestry industrial advantage, this paper sums up the elementary experiences of county forestry ...
Chen, Shaozhi +4 more
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15. life on land
12. responsible consumption
8. economic growth

forestry
11. sustainability
1. no poverty

forest management
agriculture
profitability