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Timber and Wood Products

2001
Trees are an extremely valuable and an often over-exploited and endangered natural resource of timber, fuel and numerous non-wood forest products (Wickens, 1991). Following the primary conversion of the felled trees into manageable forms, they provide timber, i.e. wood other than fuelwood, for construction, carpentry and joinery purposes.
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The Timber Production War Project

Journal of Forestry, 1944
Abstract The Timber Production War Project was the subject of an editorial in the December, 1943, issue of the Journal and a symposium in the May, 1944, issue. This progress report presents specific information on activities and accomplishments during August, 1943, through June, 1944.
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The Value of Timber and Non-timber Forest Products

2019
In this chapter, the disparity in value between the marketable values of forests and the main alternative land-uses is discussed. This results from the low value of logs and, especially in the tropics the low proportion of commercially usable log volume. Thus the returns on investing in sustainable forest management and the establishment of plantations
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Certification and Eco-Labelling of Timber and Timber Products

1997
In recent years, there has been intense interest and concern about deforestation and degradation of the world’s forests with consequent environmental damages — at the global level, loss of biological diversity and climate change, and at the national and local levels, harm to the provision of products and services derived from forests.
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Land use change and carbon emissions of a transformation to timber cities

Nature Communications, 2022
Abhijeet Mishra   +2 more
exaly  

TIMBER AND TIMBER PRODUCTS

2004
Hugh McArthur, Duncan Spalding
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