Sentence examples for cost of timber from inspiring English sources

The United States would have to show a gap between the cost of timber on government and private land in Canada to prove a subsidy, the W.T.O. said.

The W.T.O. said the duties were improperly based on comparisons between what Canadian provinces charge companies to cut timber on government-owned land and the cost of timber in neighboring states in the United States.

The availability and the cost of timber influenced the choice of the wood by local artisans [19].

Finally, the Court pointed out that the trustee had testified that it had inquired in a general way about the availability and cost of timber insurance prior to Hurricane Ivan and had concluded that it was too expensive.

Mancinelli speculates that this was in order to cut the cost of timber.

The potential cost of timber from such areas would therefore be higher than from existing FMUs.

In any case, the measured costs of timber sales capture only a fraction of the true budgetary costs of logging in the national forests, which is supported by hundreds of millions of dollars in federal subsidies, especially for road-building.

The companies' concern was based on at least two obvious reasons: first, new competitors would potentially either enter, or emerge within, the region; and second, the cost of forest management and timber extraction would potentially increase, due to new legal requirements.

An optimization model for cost optimization of timber trusses was thus developed.

The construction of the World Bank funded Yaoundé Douala truck road in the mid-1980s and the European Union funded extension of this road to the border of the timber-rich East Province in 1992 dramatically reduced the cost of extracting timber and increased access to these areas for bushmeat hunters.

Considering that the timber contribution margin (i.e. the selling price of timber minus its production costs) varies between 10 and US$40 m −3, the minimum price of carbon that enables carbon revenues to compensate forgone timber benefits ranges between US$4.4 and US$25.9/tCO22 depending on the management scenario implemented.