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1 lut 2017 · Sankey map illustrating the global flow of wood, from forests to end-use. The first segment focusses on the source (i.e. forests) where global forests are described by their characteristics, primary designated functions and productivity.
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In estimating natural and planted forest area as well as the...
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- Timber: trees and wood in construction
Using trees for construction can be a productive function...
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Beautiful, strong and renewable; wood is an extraordinary natural material with endless uses. Wood products can have a long life and are often reused or recycled again and again. When we harvest trees for wood, we plant more to ensure the forest lifecycle continues.
1 sty 2024 · Using trees for construction can be a productive function for humans who are growing and harvesting trees in increasingly large mono-culture plantation forests, where some commercially grown tree species may be harvested for their timber after just a decade or two.
1 lut 2017 · Here, we consider a holistic picture ranging in scale from the science of the cell wall to the engineering and global policies that could maximise forestry and timber construction as a boon to...
21 lip 2016 · Wood enabled individual plants to increase their stature and persistence in the environment, facilitating the ability of trees to play roles in landscape change and biome composition and to fundamentally alter the global cycling of water, minerals, and carbon.
25 paź 2023 · Cascading and especially circular wood uses enhance climate-change mitigation achieved by forestry.
20 kwi 2018 · Amidst growing environmental consciousness and increasing demand for timber products, the importance of fulfilling growing demand for these products on the one hand, and at the same minimizing environmental impacts, is increasingly recognized.
