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...wood vendors, e.g. [[Home Depot]] in the US, in adopting it for all their wood products.

...r the river outflows. Charcoal is made by cutting down trees, burning the wood (which loses most of its energy) into charcoal, which is then solid in a ma ...s strains. 500 children bring sticks each day and put on a pile, and this wood is used to cook their lunch. This is a symbol both of cooperating and of l

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...[[erosion]], and seeks to protect tracts of [[sago]], [[rattan]], [[aloe]] wood for harvesting on a sustainable basis, there is no long term plan in place,

...old growth]]", you want reassurance that this is the label that you see on wood in stores generally, and not the interpretation of someone who has decided

*hidden [[natural capital]] conversion, e.g. of [[wood]] to make [[charcoal]] resulting in [[deforestation]]

*[[high efficiency stove]]s that provide lots of heat from [[scrap wood]] or [[peat]] fuel instead of [[charcoal]], and which can be sold through g

...hard to keep old growth out of the market place, and restrict wood use to wood that is taken without causing any extinction.

...ng water from arid regions versus those with icebergs, e.g. exporting pulp wood from tropical forests versus managed temperate tree farms, e.g. cattle livi

...[[erosion]], and seeks to protect tracts of [[sago]], [[rattan]], [[aloe]] wood for harvesting on a sustainable basis, there is no long term plan in place,

...r. I crossed my arm in front of the saw blade to maintain a short piece of wood I was cutting off off. It kicked back, so when I released the trigger the b

=== Hemp wood === ...lace-wood-plastic/|title=Startup Develops Eco-Friendly Material to Replace Wood and Plastic|publisher=triplepundit.com|date=October 16, 2013|accessdate=201