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Sustainable biochar to mitigate global climate change. [PDF]

Nat Commun, 2010
Woolf D, Amonette JE, Street-Perrott FA, Lehmann J, Joseph S.   +4 more
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DETERMINATION OF VARIABLES FOR SOFT SAWNWOOD DEMAND MODELS [PDF]

Acta Facultatis Xylologiae, 2022
The issue of input variables for demand modelling in the soft sawnwood market is addressed in the paper. The procedure is based on theoretical assumptions and possible effects of factors and on the analysis of conditions on wood and wood products market, between which there are certain links.
Hlodak, Marek, Palus, Hubert, Rokonalova, Alena, Glavonjić, Branko, Slastanova, Katarina   +4 more
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Factors affecting sawnwood consumption in Europe

Forest Policy and Economics, 2015
Abstract Recent significant changes in the sawnwood consumption per capita in some European countries raise the questions, whether similar changes could happen in other countries as well, and if so, driven by what? The objective of this study is to identify potential factors affecting the level and growth rate of sawnwood consumption in Europe ...
Elias Hurmekoski, Lauri Hetemäki
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New elasticities and projections of global demand for coniferous sawnwood

Forest Policy and Economics, 2021
Abstract Coniferous sawnwood is the most important solid wood product in terms of its production volume and economic significance. It also plays a vital role in the forestry-forest industry value chain. We estimated price- and income elasticities for per capita softwood sawnwood consumption based on FAO data.
A Maarit I Kallio, Olvar Bergland, Birger Solberg   +2 more
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Sawnwood value chain analysis in Ulanga District and Morogoro Municipality, Tanzania

International Forestry Review, 2022
This study analysed sawnwood value chain in Ulanga District and Morogoro Municipality, Tanzania, focussing on mapping of actors, determining profit at each node and examining factors influencing profitability among actors along the sawnwood value chain. Both qualitative and quantitative data were collected. A sample of 66 respondents were interviewed (
R.S. Mwinyimkuu, B.J. Temu, J.R. Makindara, J.M. Abdallah   +3 more
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Sawnwood Substitution in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania and its Linkage to Environmental Conservation [PDF]

Journal of Ecosystem & Ecography, 2016
There is an increased trend of global awareness and discussions on the contribution of building designs and materials in global warming and greenhouses gases emissions. The use of wood materials in the construction sector is also increasing hence linked to forest industries and conservation, building sector, global warming and global climate change ...
Nyamoga GZ, Mgana JE
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Inventory and price movements of coniferous sawnwood in Europe

Forestry Sciences, 2003
Lack of data is an obstacle for analysing the interaction between sawnwood inventories and prices. There are, however, methods to obtain indicators of sawnwood consumer inventory movements. The starting point is to obtain an indicator of real consumption of sawnwood. Since data on apparent consumption generally are available, the two time series can be
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Technical efficiency of sawnwood production in Ondo and Osun states, Nigeria

Journal of Forest Economics, 2010
This study quantified technical efficiency and the determinants of observed technical inefficiency of sawmills in Nigeria. A two-stage sampling technique was used to select 170 sawmillers in Ondo and Osun states, while questionnaire was used to obtain data from them between October and December 2003.
A.L. Kehinde, T.T. Awoyemi, B.T. Omonona, J.A. Akande   +3 more
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Estimating substitution in coniferous sawnwood imports into Germany

Journal of Forest Economics, 2006
Abstract Germany is one of the largest importers of coniferous sawnwood in Europe. Traditionally Sweden, Finland and Russia have dominated the German sawnwood import market. However, the market structure has changed recently as the Swedish and Finnish sawnwood producers have lost a part of their market share while the Russian producers have ...
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A spatial equilibrium model of African-European trade in tropical logs and sawnwood

Forest Ecology and Management, 1985
Abstract A spatial equilibrium model of African-European trade in tropical logs and sawnwood is developed using data from 1966–1980. The model simulates sawnwood consumption and production in tropical Africa and Europe, log production in Africa, and the prices and trade flows resulting from market exchange.
Darius M Adams
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