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Utilization, Cost, and Landowner Return from Whole-Tree Chipping Young Loblolly Pine Thinnings
In the southern US thinning loblolly pine to produce whole-tree and clean chips for energy is likely to compete with thinning for roundwood pulpwood as bioenergy markets expand.
John McDaniel, Mathew Smidt
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Evidence of Woodland Management at the Eneolithic Pile Dwellings (3700-2400 BCE) in the Ljubljansko Barje, Slovenia? [PDF]
Out WA +5 more
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Dry-Matter Loss and Changes in the Chemical Composition of Spruce Wood after Long-Term Storing in the Form of Roundwood. [PDF]
Hrčka R, Kučerová V, Hönig V.
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Land use change and carbon emissions of a transformation to timber cities. [PDF]
Mishra A +8 more
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The Roundwood Assortment Machines
A.M. Buglaev +2 more
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Environmental impacts of structural lumber production in Japan
Low-rise buildings in Japan are predominantly made of wood. Furthermore, the government promotes the use of wood in mid- and high-rise buildings to tackle climate change. Therefore, the environmental impact of structural lumber should be assessed.
Katsuyuki Nakano +4 more
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Market integration is a frequently discussed topic. This study presents an econometric analysis of the interlinkages between the Swedish, Norwegian, and Finnish coniferous roundwood assortment markets by conducting the Johansen’s co-integration test. It also investigates the directional causality between markets concluded integrated.
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High-capacity transportation (HCT) of roundwood is a road transport concept that is currently being demonstrated in Finland and Sweden. In Finland, HCT trucks are in most cases unable to access roadside storages, but they are expected to bring cost ...
Mika Aalto +3 more
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