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[...] [...] instance, deforestation creates a marketed income from timber sales but might [...]

Soon after logging, public lands must be reforested with species suited to the site.

Timber harvests fell from 32 million m3 in 1997 to 12 million m3 in 2003, reflected in a 20-30% increase in timber prices at the Beijing wood market over the period 1998-2003.

Denmark lost 1-3 at home in a friendly match against Slovakia in their last [...] [...]

Young artists, trained at the workshop from Fiji, Niue, Papua New Guinea, Samoa and Solomon Islands have subsequently opened up small family business workshops for woodblock printing and paper-making.

[...] [...] stronger stand against the illegal logging industry; mitigate the negative [...] [...]

[...] [...] resources – like logging, mining or industrial [...]

While timber-producing countries have [...] [...]

Requests the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice to consider developing a work programme at its Xth session to explore concepts, methodologies and definitions for force majeure, harvested wood products, rewetting and drainage, and alternative methods of accounting for forest management, for consideration by the Conference of the Parties serving as the meeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol in time for possible inclusion in the third commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol, if appropriate

(g) The importance of carefully balancing the requirements of the green economy with obligations under the Covenant to respect, protect and fulfil the rights of forest dwellers and indigenous peoples to their ancestral lands and traditional culture and, in particular, deforestation measures taken without the prior informed consent of forest dwellers and indigenous peoples that directly affect their rights.

To keep pace with the changes in the world and in our markets, the Code [...] [...]

[...] toured Hamra Farm, including the DeLaval Tumba factory [...]

For example, provincial authorities gave permission to logging companies to cut down trees in Myanmar despite a Chinese official ban and agreements to strengthen bilateral [...]

[...] Czech, German and Slovak markets.

[...] farm replaces all its trees with a monoculture crop, [...] [...]

[...] [...] approval to logging companies to cut down trees in Myanmar without informing Beijing [...]

Did the alternative development interventions carried out during the past year include measures to do the following: Was prevention of (a) illegal logging and (b) the promotion of wildlife conservation included in the last year alternative development interventions?

[...] [...] logs and converts timber in the Primorskiy [...] [...]

[...] production of a more diverse range of food products as well as an ethanol-based cooking fuel made from cassava to be sold in [...] [...]

Thus, the mosaics on the centre risalit (see image below) depict the foundation of Ettal by the German Emperor Ludwig IV, as an example of the piety and charity of the Bavarian dynasty, flanked by the opening of the university in Ingolstadt and the victory of the poet Wolfram von Eschenbach at the Sängerkrieg as an example of Bavaria‘s scientific and artistic prowess.

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By analyzing who would benefit and lose in each scenario, the valuation exercise clearly demonstrated that logging the tropical forest not only worked against overall economic growth and development, but provided limited financial gains to a few logging companies at the expense of hundreds of rural forest communities.

Late last year, Matthews Logging Ltd became the first company in New Zealand to buy one of Volvo Construction Equipment’s (Volvo CE’s) groundbreaking L180G High-Lift wheel loaders – part of Volvo CE’s new G-Series wheel loader range.

SGS is paid for its operation of the Liberfor system through a percentage of the revenues earned from fees charged to companies for stumpage, the volume of timber felled, and the volume of timber exported.