Sentence examples for prime forest from inspiring English sources

And an earlier study showed that in the last 30 years, nearly half the prime forest in the area had been degraded or destroyed.

Wild fires across Greece are frequently blamed on arsonists working on behalf of developers intent on building on prime forest land.

The center has large, ski-lodge-sized framing timbers that were made by laminating together short pieces of second-growth wood, a method designed to spare prime forest woods.

And the story of the thousand truckloads of orange peel that the A.C.G. took off the hands of an orange-juice plant in exchange for fourteen hundred hectares of prime forest, and how a mischief-making environmentalist then sued the juice company for illegally dumping the peels on public land, even though, by the time the suit was settled, they'd decayed into a rich, reforestation-promoting loam.

Including the new purchase, the Reeds owns nearly 1.4 million acres of prime forest across California, Washington, and Oregon, owned via forest products firm Simpson Investment Company --which dates to 1890 -- and its spinoff, Green Diamond Resource.

In Indonesia, monoculture plantations of trees that produce palm oil are transforming and degrading vast swaths of prime forest, setting the stage for spreading fires and releasing biologically stored carbon from trees and peat.

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Qiao, N. et al. Labile carbon retention compensates for CO2 released by priming in forest soils.

Weiblen was in P.N.G. in 2008 and 2009, when it was flooded with so-called carbon cowboys — interlopers trying to snap up the carbon rights to prime stretches of forest.

Weiblen was in P.N.G. in 2008 and 2009, when it was flooded with so-called carbon cowboys interlopers trying to snap up the carbon rights to prime stretches of forest.

On the other hand, there are more overlaps between prime areas of forest lands and zones with potential to provide raw materials from soil.