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Softwood Lumber Imports From Canada: Current Issues [PDF]
This report examines the status and current issues surrounding Canadian softwood lumber imports since 2006. After providing background information on what constitutes softwood lumber, the stakeholders in the dispute, and the history of the dispute, the ...
Fergusson, Ian F., Hoover, Katie
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In response to the outbreak of Coffee Wilt Disease (CWD) which wiped out almost 50% of Robusta coffee in Uganda, the National Coffee Research Institute (NaCORI) released 10 varieties (KR1-10) which are resistant to the disease. These varieties are being
Godfrey H. Kagezi +7 more
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Strategic Analysis of Exporting Softwood Timber to China
: Normally one associates competitive advantages with companies instead of countries. However, when it comes to international trade it is important to try and understand why some countries have had more success than others in exporting different ...
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The Canada-United States trade in softwood lumber.
The thesis examines a long-standing North American trade dispute. At the centre of the conflict is the allegation by the U.S. softwood lumber industry that low provincial government stumpage fees constitute a subsidy to the Canadian softwood lumber ...
Lynch, Robert W.
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Future Development of the European Softwood Lumber Industry [PDF]
The development of the softwood lumber industry in Europe is driven mainly by demand for softwood lumber. Therefore, critical analyses are made herein on the future demand for softwood lumber.
Nilsson, S.
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Continuous pilot-scale steam explosion of softwood bark residues [PDF]
Introduction Softwood bark: Softwood bark is traditionally combusted for energy. However, improved energy efficiency and recent increases in pulp mill capacities in the Nordic countries highlight softwood bark as a low-cost resource for conversion into ...
Larsson, Sylvia +3 more
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Electrokinetic Dewatering of Softwood Furnishes [PDF]
Enormous quantities of water are required in the preparation and formation of paper products. One of the most costly operations in paper manufacture is removal of excess water from the sheet and disposal of by-products from paper production.
Redman, Aaron R.
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Sulfur Diffusion Into Softwood Chips
Environmental concerns and cost reduction have been the focus of pretreatment and extended delignification in Kraft pulping for some time now. Previous work has looked at the diffusion of tritiated water into softwood chips.
Smith, Gregory Douglas
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Economic incentives for private softwood plantations in Victoria
More than 90 per cent of the privately-owned softwood plantations in Victoria are owned by a small number of companies involved in the further processing of softwood timber.
Hurley, Peter John
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