He studied forestry, and began working for the state forestry administration in Rhineland-Palatinate in 1987.
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The forestry provision runs contrary to the fire funding and forestry compromise Congress reached in the fiscal 2018 omnibus.
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According to GWD Forestry, which connects investors with forestry projects around the world, the shortage could last through 2025.
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The South Sudanese Environment and Forestry Ministry's Undersecretary of Forestry Jaden Tongun did not answer phone calls requesting comment on Tuesday afternoon.
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The forestry office confirmed a permit was issued two years ago for the purpose of "forestry research" under the mandate of the Mount Kenya Community Forest Association.
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That's the recommendation from Christmas tree experts, including the self-proclaimed "Chuck Norris of Forestry" Les Werner, a forestry professor at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point.
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The effort is funded by the California Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund through several state agencies, including the state's Department of Forestry and the Urban and Community Forestry Program.
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Perhaps Mr Szyszko, a forestry professor, agrees with one local forestry official who says that Bialowieza, weakened by climate change, emptying aquifers and pestilence, "can't survive without man's help".
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Environment and Forestry Minister Siti Nurbaya Bakar said at the press conference that she was working with the governor of Papua province to get the new forestry permit approved.
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The latest rules will not apply to investors purchasing less then 1,000 hectares of forestry right a year or to forestry rights that will last for less than three years, Parker said.
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John Deere construction and forestry equipment, with a Kespry drone.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Swedish forestry and hygiene products group SCA (SCAb.
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Forestry companies tout for business in the local livestock market.
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Forestry subsidies and regulations have indeed distorted Ireland's land market.
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Each forestry cop, looking over his load, demanded a bribe.
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Sonny Perdue told the Senate Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Committee.
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Of course, the forestry industry has its own troubled past.
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The Senate's bill had none of the controversial forestry policies.
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Are all the hurricanes the Forestry Service's fault as well?
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Finally, we should enact wildfire funding and forestry reform simultaneously.
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Colonial and the state's forestry commission were leading the response.
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It called for more prevention measures, including better forestry management.
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The study of conflicts in mining, energy, agriculture, transport infrastructure and forestry concluded that over 60 percent involved minorities and indigenous peoples, but in the forestry sector that number shot up to 90 percent.
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There are relatively few forest protections, and the government's Forestry and Land Authority is tasked with the potentially conflicting roles of regulating land use, forestry and agriculture, and issuing concessions for logging and farming.
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"Luke was instrumental in establishing our forestry programme and team in Kenya, and provided crucial leadership, guidance and support to our Tanzanian forestry programme and our tea programmes in Rwanda and Tanzania," the statement read.
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More than three years ago, the United States and Peru agreed to tackle problems in the forestry sector, such as improving systems to track timber exports and ensuring timely criminal proceedings for forestry-related infractions.
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Demonstrators carried coffins symbolically emblazoned with the names of forestry inspectors.
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Construction and forestry equipment sales surged 65 percent to $2.7 billion.
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Klobuchar sits on the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry.
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All our industry here has shut down – forestry, coal, minerals, everything.
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Exports are off 39% for forestry products and 35% for livestock.
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LUCF refers to emissions stemming from land-use change and forestry.
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It is the U.S. Forest Service, not the U.S. Forestry Service.
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Strong funding for forest owners in the forestry and conservation programs.
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He tried two other community colleges, dabbling in welding and forestry.
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The only industry reporting contraction was agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting.
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Equipment sales fell 23 percent in the construction and forestry segment.
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Those projections also do not include emissions from the forestry sector.
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She also believes that forestry undermines the strength of local economies.
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Additionally, traditional rayon production has been linked to harmful forestry practices.
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At the conflict's heart is a fundamental difference in forestry ownership.
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LaMalfa, like Trump, has been angered by the state's forestry policies.
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Meanwhile, the agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting sectors continued to decentralize.
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"Bamboo can help rural communities become less vulnerable to poverty and climate change impacts when people include the grass in sustainable forestry and agro-forestry systems," said Louise Bragge, a bamboo consultant with Bio-Innovation Zimbabwe.
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It also made a forestry project offer to the North Korean government.
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China Forestry and its two co-founders couldn't be reached for comment.
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The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection said it is investigating.
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Among gainers was Swedish hygiene products and forestry group Svenska Cellulosa SCA.
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The forestry workers tracking his radio collar thought he would stop there.
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"We need enabling agricultural development policies and enabling forestry laws," he says.
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An estimated 8,400 came from oil and gas, fishing, forestry and mining.
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Forestry has been a pillar of the Finnish, Swedish and Norwegian economies.
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This is a common scenario, said Tweneboa-Kodna of the forestry commission.
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It is the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies (not Sciences).
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The freshly cut wood represented a breach of the country's forestry laws.
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The Forestry Commission was established to create a strategic reserve of timber.
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Yosemite's boundaries shifted seven times over industrial-scale forestry and mining interests.
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One ranger fired a dart that struck its mark, forestry officials said.
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Burning forests is already a criminal offence under Indonesia's 1999 forestry law.
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In January, forestry officials applied for what is called a shoot order.
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The impact of unsustainable forestry could undo the rest of the benefits.
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Interest and offers from forestry companies and developers followed, the foundation said.
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Offsets also create an income stream for good forestry and ag practices.
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Hundreds of volunteers, many from the forestry industry, are also expected to help.
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The construction and forestry segment's global sales in the quarter fell 6 percent.
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The construction and forestry segment's revenue is projected to fall nearly 12 percent.
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It can also help with monitoring forestry, weather forecasting and climate change monitoring.
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Today Poland's forestry service insists that it, too, is being a responsible steward.
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Agricultural and forestry losses represented about $3.3 billion, primarily in Florida and Georgia.
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"Environmental crime in the forestry sector is getting ever more sophisticated," she said.
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The Forestry and Grasslands administration did not respond to multiple requests for comment.
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Forestry appeals especially to ageing farmers who are looking for a gentle exit.
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According to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, as of Aug.
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For two years, the driver ran logs through a gauntlet of forestry police.
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Agriculture expanded by 6.4 percent when combined with fisheries and forestry, Mwangi said.
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The forestry industry has also been impacted, with smaller outfits the most vulnerable.
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"We're in a vicious cycle," said Clement Chilima, the government's director of forestry.
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The Oregon Department of Forestry has published a guide to avoid starting wildfires.
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It also said a bid for SCA's forestry operations last autumn was rejected.
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Pine trees were first introduced to this part of the world for forestry.
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This is Part 2 in a series about experimental forestry on Cortes Island.
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Other hard-hit sectors like agriculture, forestry and mining, have made similar requests.
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"It's a game of wait and watch," said Mr. Limaye, the forestry official.
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The country's forestry industry has focused its attention on increasing exports to China.
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This is Part 1 in a series about experimental forestry on Cortes Island.
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Daniel J. Pierce is producing a documentary about forestry in B.C. called Heartwood.
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But forestry officials did not systematically replant the trees as they were felled.
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Mr. Lowenstein is the chief conservation officer of the New England Forestry Foundation.
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Three industries — educational services, mining and agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting — reported contractions.
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Indonesia's environment and forestry ministry says most of the fires were lit deliberately.
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Two industries — transportation and warehousing and agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting — reported contractions.
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A pair of forestry and ecology professors write against two congressional wildfire bills.
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We are examining extra reductions from our transport, maritime, agriculture and forestry sectors.
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Forestry officials are appointing a fact-finding team to look into the matter.
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In December, the Peruvian government limited the independence of the country's forestry auditor.
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As members of the community forestry user group they also devised ways of monitoring the funds, including monthly public hearings to discuss how to use the money, said Bhuraman Ghimire, who chairs one of the community forestry groups in Gorkha.
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The National Forestry Development Agency (ANAFOR), a government-owned organisation that processes timber for use in Cameroon and for export, is also working with local councils and private sector as part of the country's sustainable forestry initiative, which began in 22018.
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" Elsewhere, Deere said the company's construction and forestry segment is seeing "a slight improvement.
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Scott McLean is deputy chief of California&aposs Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
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That's the determination from investigators with the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
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The Oklahoma Forestry Service told CNN the fires burned 400,000 acres, and prompted Gov.
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The cause of the blaze remains under investigation, according to Alberta Agriculture and Forestry.
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To become one, you'll need a bachelor's degree in forestry or a related field.
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It ended its contract with the state forestry administration, and hired Mr. Wohlleben directly.
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Indonesia's environment and forestry minister reiterated on Friday the government's commitment to indigenous rights.
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The gainers were led by food, fish and forestry, paper and pulp and pharmaceuticals.
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"The program has moved from forestry to sustainable land and water management," he says.
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Still, lifting the ban is backed by China's powerful State Forestry and Grassland Administration.
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Agriculture is cousins to forestry and fishery, which is interesting because it's our environment.
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In "agriculture, forestry and fishing" for instance, just 4% of workers meet the conditions.
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His clients are often big Chilean mining and forestry companies that run company towns.
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It recommends that the UK's land under forestry should increase to 903% from 14%.
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Landshypotek has a leading market position in financing the Swedish forestry and agriculture sectors.
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Support for cross-boundary, landscape-scale efforts to tackle critical forestry issues, especially wildfire.
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The company says the new cups are certified to the Sustainable Forestry Initiative Standard.
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He bounced among schools and spent time at a forestry camp for troubled boys.
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The Division of Forestry, meanwhile, is hard at work restoring the Waitukubuli National Trail.
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About 22 percent of anthropogenic emissions arise from agriculture, forestry, and other land use.
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In China, the State Forestry and Grassland Administration did not respond to written questions.
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Back in 2007, the duchy bought $113,500 of shares in Sustainable Forestry Management Ltd.
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First, some greenhouse gas emissions are released by the supply chain, starting with forestry.
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They argued that, thanks to current forestry practices, its climate benefits have been exaggerated.
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"CLT cannot be climate-smart unless it comes from climate-smart forestry," they said.
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In 2017 the forestry ministry launched a masterplan for protecting peatlands and preventing fires.
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While forestry is a major industry for Gabon, the kevazingo is protected by law.
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Recently, the main standoff had focused on forestry provisions following the deadly wildfires in California.
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Agriculture and forestry together contribute about 9.4% of US greenhouse gas emissions, as of 2016.
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He had worked for the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection for 10 years.
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Those investments could help double Brazil's forestry base, increase existing plants and build new ones.
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Global sales in the construction and forestry segment fell 16 percent to about $1.4 billion.
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Mauri, now retired from his other job in forestry, rarely misses a day of herding.
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The Georgia Forestry Department says fire calls are currently up 270% over the seasonal average.
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Essentially, a forestry worker will walk (or ATV) around as before observing the forest directly.
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But urban forestry is dominated by male trees, so cities are coated in their pollen.
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"They just started barking very softly," said Sonia Marini, a member of the Forestry Corps.
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Indonesian Forestry and Environment Minister Siti Nurbaya Bakar did not respond to requests for comment.
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Tech in BC employs more people than the mining, oil, gas and forestry industries — combined.
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The State Forestry Administration (which supervises the pandas' habitat) even came near to criticising it.
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Rest of Tuesday's agenda ... The Senate Agriculture Committee will meet to discuss a forestry bill.
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Vocations Dennis Webb, 22, is a forestry technician at Big Creek Lumber in Davenport, Calif.
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PG&E has been investigated by California's department of forestry and fire protection earlier too.
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Chile's Conaf forestry service said that 35 of the fires were still out of control.
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The statement said no commercial forestry will be permitted in the World Heritage-listed area.
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State Foresters deliver many critical programs through the Forest Service's State and Private Forestry Program.
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The overall materials group, which includes miners, fertilizer producers and forestry companies, rose 0.3 percent.
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Sales of building material and supplies rose 3.8 percent as exports of forestry products increased.
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The California Department of Forestry and Fire protection reported that it is only 23% contained.
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Indonesia generates 175,000 tonne of rubbish a day, according to its environment and forestry ministry.
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Rather, it is issued by Forest Stewardship Council to logging companies for responsible forestry practices.
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He has also been involved in investigations of corruption in the farming and forestry sectors.
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Improved forestry management can help countries adopt better public policies and deploy more strategic defenses.
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Throughout Australia, forestry and park management agencies still managed to conduct controlled burns during 2019.
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Another undersecretary in the ministry, Joseph Bartel, said he could not answer questions on forestry.
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Two industries— "management of companies & support services" and "agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting," reported contraction.
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Oregon forestry agency says it will soon run out of money, the Associated Press reports.
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In 2016, a Ugandan teak company was stopped from working near Katire after failing to fulfill a promise to build a school and roads in the area, according to Timothy Thuol Onak, the director-general for forestry in the Ministry of Environment and Forestry.
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Fatal injury rate: 9.9Industry with the highest 2018 fatality rate: Agriculture, forestry, fishing and huntingIndustry with the most fatal injuries in 2018: Natural resources and miningOccupation with the most fatal injuries in 2018: Farming, fishing, and forestry occupationsMost frequent type of fatal event: Transportation incidents
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Law enforcement is often left to NGOs with patchy co-operation from the country's Forestry Administration.
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According to Barrasso, 63 agricultural and forestry groups wrote a letter in support of Wheeler's nomination.
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This shows forestry officials where best to bulldoze fire breaks, cut down trees or clear scrub.
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We explore how a giant timber mill in Finland is leading the way in sustainable forestry.
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Globally, agriculture and forestry together still only account for about 24 percent of our carbon emissions.
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The company aims to only use paper packaging materials certified by forestry initiatives by next year.
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Between 2300,63 and 26,21 hectares of forest are cut each year, according to Zambia's Forestry Department.
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Today, the Senate Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Committee will consider the nomination of former Georgia Gov.
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Employment in agriculture, forestry and fishing is up by a fifth from its nadir in 113.
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Twelve percent of all jobs in low-density rural areas are in agriculture, forestry, and fishing.
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Murtiningsih of the forestry company fund said meeting the deadlines for bond holdings "can't be forced".
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He graduated from Gettysburg College and received a master's degree in forestry from Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
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The revelation that trees can, and do, collaborate might change the forestry industry for the better.
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Doing good forestry is like being the pen and writing a love letter to the forest.
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Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Minister Senzeni Zokwana said pesticides have been successfully tested in South Africa.
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I studied forestry at California Polytechnic State University and was a logger here during the summers.
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Forestry represents Sweden's largest export industry, and agriculture property values have been stable in recent years.
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The legislation will be marked up by the Senate Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Committee on Wednesday.
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The Not One Penny campaign is targeting the ad at farmers, fishers, forestry workers and moderates.
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Development organization Gatsby Africa identified him as Luke Potter, head of its forestry and tea portfolio.
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Biogas can also be produced from waste organic materials, including biomass from, for instance, forestry waste.
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Only one of Corippo's residents still works, for a forestry company several miles from the village.
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Dzulkifli said revised forestry laws should promote better forest management and encourage livelihoods beside mass logging.
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The rebound in farming helped offset a slowdown in the company's construction and forestry equipment division.
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The Socialist government has tried to use the Pedrógão fire to revive changes to forestry laws.
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CLT was first developed in the early 1990s in Austria, where softwood forestry is extremely common.
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The Senate rejected most of the House's forestry provisions in its version of the farm bill.
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Agriculture, forestry, and land use changes account for roughly 20 percent of total global carbon emissions.
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He had a few job offers from local businesses, which are mainly in forestry, furniture and metalwork.
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In a controversial move, Bolsonaro moved the forestry service from the Environment Ministry to the Agriculture Ministry.
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They typically work in farming, forestry or the food processing industry on a variety of different projects.
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The majority of the labour force, 20.1 percent, was employed in the agriculture, forestry and fishing sector.
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The study notes that these areas also happen to be net exporters of agricultural and forestry products.
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But the Arizona State Forestry Department put the figure at about 400 acres at around 11 p.m.
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But as of Wednesday, the fire is still 0% contained, the Alberta Agriculture and Forestry department said.
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He has worked as a stuntman, an EMT, and a firefighter for the California Department of Forestry.
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The Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry would be responsible for regulating the state's marijuana industry.
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"Fire season is really just beginning," California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection chief Ken Pimlott said.
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Based in Johannesburg, Rocketmine provides "aerial data solutions" in mining, agriculture, water and forestry, and civil engineering.
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Stabenow (D-Mich.) is the ranking member of the U.S. Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry.
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The three IPOs were those of China Forestry, Tianhe Chemicals, and one other firm, the regulator said.
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But they belong to the state, not the farmers, according to the West African country's forestry laws.
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Forestry, another traditional industry that has long provided economic development to the region, is poised to thrive.
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FitzGerald found a forestry law enforcement officer at the parking lot and reported what she had seen.
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Thursday and quickly spread, said the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, known as Cal Fire.
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Ayers also owns stock in various companies and agricultural real estate for forestry and pecans in Georgia.
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Many blamed poor forestry reserve planning and depopulation of remote villages that left many wooded areas untended.
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Much of its corporate lending goes to farming, forestry and housing co-operatives, which it considers safer.
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Arauco, the forestry company that employs thousands of workers in Constitución, had agreed to pay for it.
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Cal Fire, the state's forestry and fire protection agency, announced the blaze was completely contained early Sunday.
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The company's construction and forestry division reported a 37 percent jump in sales in the latest quarter.
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"Taking away a little bottle may not seem a big deal," the island's forestry corps told BBC.
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Officials from a special police task force and the Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries stood ready.
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The Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Committee begins marking up a 28503 farm bill at 22019:30 a.m.
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The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection said Sunday night that there was 2 percent containment.
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The 121-square-mile fire was 72% contained, the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection said.
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They include new technologies and emissions sources across the energy, industrial processes, waste, agriculture and forestry sectors.
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While due process shouldn't be rushed, the China Forestry cases have spent a long time in limbo.
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Author's Notes This story owes a large debt to work done by climate, forestry, and fire scientists.
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Chile's forestry industry asked for calmer heads to prevail as it also found itself on the defensive.
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The winds could lead to "erratic fire behavior," warned the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
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The forestry practices and the wood pulp produced are certified as sustainable by the Forest Stewardship Council.
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He had a degree in forestry management and told me about the fire adaptations of Southern pines.
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Two of those facilities – Gulf Forestry Camp and Panama Release Center – remain closed while authorities assess damage.
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Indonesia lost 1.6 million-2.8 million hectares of forests annually before 2010, according to its forestry ministry.
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The forestry department's plan calls for the cubs, around 9 months old, to be tranquilized, not killed.
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All Around Forestry was born at the beginning of the year and is officially open for business.
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The New Democrats favor positions in line with the Greens, including the limiting of mining and forestry.
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In March the State Forestry Administration, which oversees the trade, ordered 67 factories and retailers to close.
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The bride's father is an electrical engineering supervisor at Blount International, a forestry manufacturing company in Portland.
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The truth is, the U.S. Department of Forestry is in over their heads, and they know it.
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Sales of Deere's construction and forestry machines are projected to be down 10% to 15% in 2020.
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The article also gave an outdated reference to the nature of the Bolivian Institute of Forestry Investigation.
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Republicans have supported Bishop's proposals in the past, and the forestry industry would benefit from increased logging.
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The group also played a big role in securing an agreement on forestry in the Paris agreement.
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Republicans have supported Bishop's proposals in the past, and the forestry industry would benefit from increased logging.
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The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection has said the fire started at 6:93 a.m.
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They oversee forestry and conservation activities to ensure compliance with government regulations and habitat protection, negotiate terms and conditions for forest harvesting and for land-use contracts and work with organizations to improve land for forestry purposes while also ensuring the environment is protected, according to the BLS.
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This report focuses on energy-related emissions, not greenhouse gases emitted by agriculture, forestry and other land use.
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Villa Verde Housing, Constitución, Chile: Forestry company Arauco asked Elemental to create this housing scheme, for its workers.
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The Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands reports the fire is burning largely out of control.
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The only industry reporting a decrease in June was the category that covers agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting.
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However, the politicians say they obtained a permit in 2014 from the District Forestry Office to harvest trees.
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"The government claims ownership of this piece of land which they have earmarked for forestry research," she explained.
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Officials with the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection responded to the incident around 3:30 p.m.
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Later, however, the forestry minister said she shared DiCaprio's concerns and that he had acted in good faith.
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Forestry researchers said Widodo should back this idea and expand its scope to include re-grown forested areas.
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Greece on Monday overcame another hurdle to the project by winning an appeal over objections by forestry officials.
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There were six other fires in the state, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
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The World Bank estimates that they cost Indonesia $16bn in losses to forestry, agriculture, tourism and other industries.
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The destruction covered 30 square miles (78 square km), the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection said.
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But less than 400,000 people in a country of 64 million have jobs in farming, fishing, or forestry.
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Liu also works as a temporary forest watcher for the local forestry protection station to make ends meet.
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In May Stora Enso, a Finnish forestry-products company, launched a wood-derived alternative to oil-based plastics.
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Sales at its construction and forestry division were up 31 percent year on year in the latest quarter.
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The forested areas are largely owned by the Forestry Commission with an increasing concern for diversity and wildlife.
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A four-member panel of the country's forestry department ruled on Monday that the plot was not forest.
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"They just started barking very softly,"Sonia Marini, a member of the Forestry Corps, told the Associated Press.
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The government agency in charge of forestry and wildlife can take 18 months to issue a harvesting permit.
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Out of Tokyo's 33 subindexes, 22 were in positive territory, led by fish and forestry and electrical machinery .
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"Where there's smoke, there's fire" is a good dictum for forestry management but doesn't really apply to politics.
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His work has taken him around the world, from de-mining operations in Afghanistan to forestry in Sweden.
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However, fewer recognize that the bill has a much wider scope that includes forestry, energy and conservation programs.
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Mining and forestry managers also hire and train new personnel and make sure work sites are properly equipped.
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Narasimha Rao, a professor at the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, specializes in energy systems analysis.
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The country is also interested in using drones in agriculture, forestry and conservation, as well as disaster surveillance.
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Chile's forestry industry, one of the country's main export sectors, reported $350 million in losses as of Monday.
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California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection Director Ken Pimlott says an estimated 2200,280.9 people have been evacuated.
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Recent developments in forestry may help make the prospect more appealing by lowering the initial costs to landholders.
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California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, or Cal Fire, had authorities in the area assessing the damage.
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February's reading was also affected by calendar factors and devastating wildfires that hurt the country's important forestry industry.
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Its economy relies on agriculture, fishing and forestry, and the country has a wealth of undeveloped mineral resources.
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State Foresters—directors of the nation's state and territorial forestry agencies—developed and are implementing Forest Action Plans.
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HRADF and the state entity which owns Hellenikon filed an appeal in May against the forestry authority's decision.
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The wildfires cover 3.1 million hectares of mostly remote, uninhabited forest, the Federal Forestry Agency said on Thursday.
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Additionally, many property owners operate under third-party certification standards, like the Sustainable Forestry Initiative, that require replanting.
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Soon, Chinese-owned enterprises began driving investment in the exploration of oil, mining, quarrying, forestry, fisheries, and power.
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According to the Department of Labor, forestry, tourism, fairs and construction also find workers through the H2B visa.
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"I know, it's really funny," said Sunil Limaye, one of the top forestry officials directing the tiger hunt.
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Crews had contained just 10 percent of it, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
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They are trying to compel the forestry department to tranquilize T-1 and move her to another area.
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The groom's father retired as the vice president for sales and marketing at Forestry Suppliers, a Jackson, Miss.
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His firm rose to fame in 2011 after Muddy Waters accused Chinese forestry company Sino-Forest of fraud.
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"We can't control them any more," said Che Shaochen, a senior researcher at the Beijing Forestry Sciences Institute.
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She sits on the Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry; the Armed Services; and the Environment and Public Works committees.
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But Indonesia's ministry of environment and forestry has promised almost 200 billion rupiah ($14 million) in recovery funds.
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The Senate Agriculture Committee will hold a hearing on conservation and forestry programs in the 85033 farm bill.
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It's also considering ways to sequester carbon through nature-based solutions like forestry, wetland restoration, and grassland conservation.
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This has led to Finland dominating the industry I work for, the forestry sector, on a worldwide basis.
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It's also advised, if relevant, to check in with any local forestry or wildland commissions for your area.
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The California Department of Forestry and Fire Prevention said it increased staffing in preparation for extreme fire weather.
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They had plenty to fight about over the years: Forestry, public lands, education funding, staffing of state agencies.
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Indonesia's environment and forestry ministry did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the CIFOR data.
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The conservation plan is so successful it has become a template for forestry across Odisha, Arjun Pradhan said.
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Wirtgen's acquisition is expected to lift full-year sales at its construction and forestry division by 80 percent.
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The proposed punishments stem from an investigation by the SFC into the listing of China Forestry in 2009.
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He's been here since 1960, back when the Forestry Service treated Alaska more as America's lumberyard than sanctuary.
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In seasonally adjusted terms, primary activities, which include agriculture, forestry and fishing, grew 3.5% in July from June.
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The carbon tax wouldn't affect methane leaks from landfills, or forestry, or agriculture, or hydrofluorocarbons from air conditioners.
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"We&aposre just urging people to use extreme caution," said a spokeswoman for the New Mexico State Forestry Division.
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Environmental activists have pressured consumer companies into demanding that their palm oil suppliers adopt more environmentally sustainable forestry practices.
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"The forecast for tomorrow is purple," said Ken Pimlott, director at the California Department of Forestry and Fire protection.
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The idea was born out of a problem in France's forestry industry, one of the biggest in the industry.
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But the fire is still 3003% contained and burning "out of control," the Alberta Agriculture and Forestry department said.
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"Good cropland is always going to be good cropland," says Thomas Straka, who follows American forestry at Clemson University.
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Detente opened the door to cooperation between U.S. and Chinese institutions in fields ranging from forestry to particle physics.
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California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection spokesman Chad Carroll said Friday many of those trees landed on homes.
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The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection says 13 of the 20 largest fires occurred during the summer.
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Indian forestry officials said the driver had been worried about being late and had ignored warnings to slow down.
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StanChart, which closed its equity business in 2015, named the deal as China Forestry in regulatory filings since 2016.
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StanChart, which closed its equity business in 210, named the deal as China Forestry in regulatory filings since 22009.
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StanChart, which closed its equity business in 244, named the deal as China Forestry in regulatory filings since 226.
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As of Friday, all but one were fully contained, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
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That land might otherwise be used for forestry or to produce the food needed by a growing global population.
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This is significant progress towards passage of this mammoth piece of legislation that spans agriculture, nutrition, forestry and conservation.
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As evidence of this, he points to a reduction in the number of forestry workers to 20,000 from 26,000.
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By comparison, Britain's Forestry Commission, which operates in an area nine times the size of Sicily, employs just 2,500.
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