…of solid products, up from the 19% comprised of plywood alone in 1970. In these products, adhesive makes small pieces of wood more valuable. Several of the products can also…
…of products see US Congress Office of Technology Assessment, Green Products by Design: Choices for a Cleaner Environment, OTA-E-541, Washington, DC, US Government Printing Office, 1992. Manufactured “Products” in the marketplace include…
…developed composite products like oriented strand board that use irregular wood shapes as well as previously unused tree species. Figure 2. Flow of forest products, in millions of cubic meters, in…
…for lumber, plywood, and pulp for paper. Recurring to Reversal, consider the U.S. consumption of the four timber products: lumber, plywood and veneer, pulp products, and fuel. Between 1900 and…
…it takes to reach 10 billion people suggests a net worldwide return to Nature of lands equal to India (3 Nigerias or 6 Spains). The distribution of these lands will…
…products – lumber, plywood and veneer, pulp products, and fuel (Exhibit 9). Between 1900 and 1993, the national use of timber products grew 70 percent. Large features of these 93…
…products, and fuel.[3] Between 1900 and 2000 the national use of timber products grew about 70%. Large features of the century include the big growth of pulp—that is, paper and paperboard—and…
…remaining natural forests will disappear altogether. But forests matter. A good deal of the planet’s biological diversity lives in forests (mostly in the tropics), and this diversity diminishes as trees…
…m.b.H), Die offizielle Transrapid Homepage, URL https://www.mvp.de/, Munich, Germany, 1997. [16] MIKA, J., Transrapid Informations Resourcen Homepage, URL https://transrapid.simplenet.com/, Germany, 1997. [17] Jufer, M., Swissmetro: Wissenschaftliche Taetigkeit der ETH-Lausanne und Zuerich, Hauptstudie-Zwischenbericht Juli 1994-Juni 1996, ETH-Lausanne, Switzerland,…
…fraction of the 48 listed in 1994 as under construction never operate, the remainder assure a continuing nuclear contribution to decarbonization. The radioactive reactor products, which are toxic and also…