Sentence examples for logging and burning from inspiring English sources
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5 (AP) — A federal appeals court on Wednesday blocked the rule under which the Bush administration allowed logging and burning projects in national forests without first analyzing their effects on the environment.
In their lawsuit, the Sierra Club and the Sierra Nevada Forest Protection Campaign challenged the Forest Service's decision to use the rule to approve logging and burning projects in the Eldorado National Forest in Northern California.
The gang is accused of invading, logging and burning large areas of public land and selling these illegally for farming and grazing.
In this study, we examine the relationship between soil N availability and biomass accrual in a series of plots undergoing secondary succession following logging and burning.
Logging and burning trees to generate electricity is neither a path to a low carbon future nor to achieving broader sustainability.
By contrast, in the invasive range, anthropogenic disturbances such as logging and burning create windows of opportunities for the rose to establish, but just as importantly, disturbance events are then followed by decades of abandonment that enable the species to become abundant.
Logging and prescribed burning can help, but both have checkered histories.
From 1930 to 1945 fires, logging, and slash burning resulted in large losses of biomass C, emissions of C to the atmosphere, and transfers of C from biomass to detritus and wood products (NBP ranged from −3 to −56 Mg C ha−1 year−1).
Figure 2 Impact of logging (1976) and burning (1977) operations on subsequently estimated nitrate-N leaching losses at 1 m depth in radiata pine forest on volcanic ash soil, Kaingaroa Forest.
And their accelerating loss — from logging, farming, mining and burning — is a major cause of climate change, accounting for one-fifth of all carbon-dioxide emissions.
"There were five steps to the Yankee system: felling, logging, drying, burning, and ash-gathering".
