Sentence examples for timber markets from inspiring English sources

Outcomes that are good for both trees and people will also depend on external factors such as law enforcement and access to timber markets.

Bayley said the forest reserves could not be included in Forestry Tasmania's existing forest estate without damaging its drawn-out bid for Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification, a requirement of both the peace deal and most modern commercial timber markets.

The impacts of planted-forest development on timber markets and the environment are of significance to policy-makers, planners and forest managers.

Land costs are cheaper there, which can make returns better, but the development of timber markets really is conjecture, and apt to be linked to one or two major mills.

One improvement, which would most probably have at least some effect, would be to integrate the risks associated to tree growth and survival, and possible changes in timber markets, in the optimization of stand management (Pukkala and Kellomäki 2012).

Nevertheless, in the face of increasing land costs and somewhat depressed timber markets, especially in North America, forest investors will have to be better than average managers via maximising returns per unit of input in order to make attractive profits.

"The traditional timber market had very high barriers to entry," said Steven A. Baffico, head of United States retail distribution for Guggenheim Claymore.

Former President Jimmy Carter's March 24 Op-Ed article, "A Flawed Timber Market," is a pearl of wisdom.

Struggling with a weak timber market, the Weyerhaeuser Company said yesterday that it would close three sawmills and other operations in Arkansas, Canada and Mexico by the end of the year.

There is big money in environmental crime, which includes the illegal exploitation of wildlife and natural resources – like clandestinely chopping down acres of Amazon forest for sale on the timber market.

Without a dependable timber market in the United States, many landowners cannot afford to invest in reforestation and forest maintenance, and the consequence will be land that is barren or converted to other uses.