Sentence examples for consumption of forest from inspiring English sources

Yet in BC, economic analysis fails to make adjustments for the consumption of forest capital.

Most likely, any variations point to the reformulation of landscape practices related to the procurement and consumption of forest resources.

As demand for wood increases, and the competition for forest products intensifies, companies need to take better decisions on sourcing to support and incentivise sustainable forest management and the responsible consumption of forest resources.

The consumption of forest products in New Zealand has similarly remained steady over the past few years, albeit from a smaller population base than Australia (Table 2).

Table 2 Consumption of forest products: New Zealand   Year Product 2006 2010 2014 Sawn wood (Mm3) 2.5 1.9 2.2 Wood based panels (Mm3) 0.7 0.4 0.8 Paper and paperboard (Mt) 0.7 0.9 0.8 Source: Ministry for Primary Industries (2014).

In the case of Tanzania, the National Forest Resources Monitoring and Assessment of Tanzania (NAFORMA; [4]) estimates that the annual consumption of forest exceeds the available resources by 19.5 million m3 and Hansen et al. [5] estimated a net loss of 17,000 km2 of forests and woodlands above 5 m height in Tanzania between the years 2000 and 2012.

At a time when publishing competes with the disappearing ozone layer for consumption of forests, I feel sorry for the trees pressed into service in this aimless effort.

Rising world population is the driving force of increasing consumption of wood and consequent reduction of forest area (part C of the figure).

Forty-seven percent of the difference between the sites in this respect is explained by suppressed decomposition under higher moisture conditions, 37% by the decreased litter input into the soil (more frequently disturbed ecosystems have lower productivity) and 16% by direct consumption of the forest floor in fires.

Considered one of Miyazaki's most violent films, Princess Mononoke shows the struggle between the Forest Spirit and a team of wolves and their adopted daughter San, aka Princess Mononoke, as they try and prevent the wasteful consumption of the forest's resources by humans in the nearby Iron Town.

The book is mainly based on statistics gathered by the Forestry Department Peninsular Malaysia and covers forest resources, forest licensing and harvesting, forest industries, forest revenues, production, consumption and prices of forest products and information on forest charges, employment and trade.