Titlebook: Sustainable Forest Management; Klaus Gadow,Timo Pukkala,Margarida Tomé Book 2000 Kluwer Academic Publishers 2000 Forestry.Radiologieinform

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Perceived images of various actors engaged in sustainability discussionsstry authority remains the most powerful actor, followed by the nature conservation NGOs. NGOs in forestry are found to be the weakest actor in the sustainability discussion. Proposals to overcome obstacles for discussion are made and a greater involvement by forestry scientists is recommended.

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Book 2000ing degrees of intensity - promoted withvehement fervour during periods of social or economic crisis, and lessintensely during periods of stability. This volume, which forms partof the book series .Managing Forest Ecosystems., presentsstate-of-the-art contributions presented by 9 leading authors fro

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Sustainability in Forestry: Theory and a historical case studyistory, but empirically by trial and error changed into an ahistoric, i.e. sustainable management system that may be extended infinitely. The second type of technology depends on scientific understanding of ahistoric material building blocks that can be recombined and developed into a virtually infi

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Making Rio Worknciple of sustainable development each element complies with. Forest certification can help make sustainable development a reality; whether it succeeds in doing so will depend on five factors: consistency with sustainable development, credibility, legality, financial viability and acknowledgement by

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