It is involved in high-profile issues, like protections for polar bears and overturning the health care law, but also in more obscure matters like the fate of wood bison or a small population of caribou on a remote island.
More recent guidelines allow for tracking the fate of round wood in harvest wood products (HWP) using separate models [39].
The two agencies are trying to reach a compromise on the fate of the wood-frame drawbridge on Brielle Road, which is 300 feet long and stands about 10 feet above uncertain waters.
Temporal system boundaries can extent from the production of the raw material, the product processing and product life-cycle, the duration of carbon storage in the product, recycling of the product, the availability of residue biofuels, and the fate of the wood product at the end of the product's lifetime (e.g., energetic use, decay, or disposal).
Ending a conflict over the fate of a forest rich in both wood and wildlife, loggers, biologists and the government of Gabon have agreed to keep bulldozers and chain saws out of a 1,900-square-mile 1,900-square-mile 1,900-square-mile lareservemals ever recorded in a tropical rain forest.
Bone-eating worms from the Antarctic: the contrasting fate of whale and wood remains on the Southern Ocean seafloor.
Still, these are not the worst of times for the minivan, which seems unlikely to suffer the fate of the classic wood-paneled station wagon or the Edsel.
John Ruskin foreshadowed the fate of the Temeraires wood in an essay which claimed that "Perhaps, where the low gate opens to some cottage garden, the tired traveller may ask, idly, why the moss grows so green on its rugged wood, and even the sailor's child may not answer nor know that the night dew lies deep in the war rents of the wood of the old Temeraire".
The fate of the native forests: wood chips for export.
