Sentence examples for To clear cut from inspiring English sources

In the case of plantation, it may be a good strategy to clear cut small sections (group cutting) for its low cost, allowing trees to grow back as secondary succession.

We sampled the bulk mineral topsoil prior to clear cut as well as 1 and 2 years thereafter from the experimental forest site Wüstebach, Germany, and we assessed the degree of oxygen isotope exchange in HCl-extractable soil phosphate of two microaggregate size fractions (< 20 μm, 20 250 μm) after incubating soil with 18O-labeled water.

Tree planting in plantations, while lumber companies continue to clear cut existing forestland, is problematic.

Our collective consumption has made it profitable to clear cut rainforests, destroy animal habits, disrupt the lives of indigenous peoples and fill the atmosphere with carbon dioxide levels that lead to global warming.

Last week, however, as President Obama visited a wind turbine factory in Ohio, the first bulldozers arrived to clear cut the forest and open the way for the next mountaintop removal tragedy.

The decision to clear cut without any warning pissed off a lot of people, including dog walkers who had used the forest's paths for decades and environmentalists concerned about the immediate impacts of deforestation on wetlands, deer, migratory birds and prairie grasses.

We hypothesized that partial cutting treatments would maintain assemblages that were more similar to uncut stands than to clear cuts.

It wants to clear-cut large swathes of its forests, including some ancient ones.

He added: "We don't want to clear-cut woodland and turn it to dust.

In fact, would-be loggers sometimes contrive phoney agricultural schemes purely as an excuse to clear-cut forests.

His plays are not reducible to clear-cut dramatic diagrams, or neat philosophical exegesis for that matter.