Sentence examples for timber exploitation from inspiring English sources
Krasnoyarsk has a forestry institute, polytechnic and medical institutes, and a number of research establishments, particularly associated with timber exploitation.
Apart from the many navigable rivers, which are closed by ice 180 to 220 days a year, the major line of communication is the Pechora railway, with a branch to Syktyvkar and a number of narrow-gauge feeders for timber exploitation.
These include oil operations in South America, Angola and Nigeria, timber exploitation in Southeast Asia and some airlines in the Middle East.
The eucalyptus RFB chips were provided from timber exploitation in the central region of Portugal and burned in a power plant.
Post-war logging and deforestation exacerbated as a result of timber exploitation by state forest enterprises (SFEs) or resource overuses following economic crises linked to collectivization and internal migration programs (De Koninck 1999; McElwee 2004, 2016).
Negotiations for timber exploitation are ongoing.
In addition to cotton or rice cultivation areas, market gardening areas, public health or personal protection, the current study put forward forest exploitation sites (timber yards) as potential zones of insecticide resistance emergence in An. gambiae.
In response to the crisis, the government restructured the forestry sector from forest exploitation to forest production and conservation, with an export ban to reduce the timber logging volume (McElwee 2009).
In order to reverse the current trend in terms of dominant species within the landscape, it is important to overcome the governance issues associated with off-reserve timber trees exploitation at all levels, from the national to the community level.
Manufacturing of petroleum based synthetic materials, exploitation of timber products from forest reserves, improper management of industrial wastes and natural resources greatly persuade the environmental contaminations and global warming.
The Forestry Commission (a government department) owns and operates large estates for the commercial exploitation of timber.
