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Uie recycling of wood waste is also increasingly being used, where timber products at the end of life are usually reduced by chipping, or fibre production, and the resultant material is then reused in reconstituted wood products. Strict monitoring and control are required in order to ensure that inappropriately treated waste is not included in the feedstock stream for recycling wood. The use of recycled wood in reconstituted products is rising rapidly for example, in the UK, the panel products industry used 400 000 tonnes of recycled wood in 1999, and this had risen to 932000 tonnes by 2002 (UK Forestry Commission data 2003). 

Steierer et al (2007) Wood energy in Europe and North America a new estimate of volumes and flows. UNECE timber committee and the FAO European forestry commission, http // www.unece.org... 

Joyce, R.J.V. Beaumont, J. "Collection of Spray Droplets and Chemical by Larvae, Foliage and Ground Deposition" In Control of Pine Beauty Moth by Fenithrothion in Scotland 1978. A.V. Holden and D. Beva, Eds., Forestry Commission. 

Determine the Effects of Large Coal Burning Power Plants on Vegetation, Forestry Commission (London), Research and Development Paper No. 82, 16 (1971). 

Riall, W., and Bouffier, C. G. (1990). In Energy Potential from Biomass Sources in Georgia Residues in Forestry, Agriculture, and Municipal Solid Wastes, p. 3. Georgia Forestry Commission, May. 

McMinn, J. W. (1986). Forest Products J. 36 (3), 25 Transpirational Drying of Piedmont Hardwoods Research Paper No. 63, Georgia Forestry Commission, Athens, GA, April. 

Louisiana Geological Survey, Geology Building, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge 4, La. Louisiana State Forestry Commission, P. O. Box 1269, Baton Rouge 2, La. 

Consider the case of the NSW Forestry Commission. The Commission sells to timber mills the right to log in state forests. The mills engage subcontractors to cut the timber and these subcontractors may take on employees to form small teams of chainsaw operators. Despite the lack of any direct employment relationship... 

Birikorang, G., Okai, R., Asens o-Okyete, K., Afrane, S., Robinson, G. (2001). Ghana wood industry and log export ban study. London Department of International Development (DFID). Final Report. Forestry Commission. 

Milton, R. (1994). Some issues and observations arising from District Taungya studies for use in discussion for development of FP4 - Forest Reserve Rehabilitation. Accra Forestry Commission. 

In all, 54 Sectional Lists are available from HMSO (Atlantic House, Holbom Viaduct, London, E.C.l). Together the series forms a catalogue of all current non-parliamentary publications with a selection of the most important parliamentary papers. In addition to those already mentioned, the following are of scientific value 1, Agriculture and food 4, H.M. Customs and Excise 8, Aeronautical Research Council 12, Medical Research Council 28, Periodicals and subscription rates 31, Forestry Commission 40, Admiralty 48, Ministry of Aviation 51, Board of Trade 61, Building and 63, Atomic Energy. 

Binns, W.O., Redfern, D.B., Boswell, R.C. and Betts, A.J.A. (1986). Forest health and air pollution 1985 survey. Forestry Commission Research and Development Paper 147. Forestry Commission, Edinburgh. 

Innes, J.L. and Boswell, R.C. (1987). Forest health surveys 1987. Part 1 results. Forestry Commission Bulletin 74. HMSO, London. 

Forestry Commission (1988) Forest and water guidelines. Forestry Commission, Edinburgh. 

Nisbet, T.R. (1990) Forests and surface water acidification. Forestry Commission Bulletin 86. HMSO, London. 

Table 7.2. Data on UK forests in 2004 (from the Forestry Commission, 2004b).

Forestry Commission Land Conifers X 10 ha Broadleaves X10 ha Total Woodland X10 ha... 

Forestry Commission (UK) 2004b. Forestry Facts and Figures, www.forestrv.gov.uk Fossil Museum. 2004.Geological History, www.fossilmuseum.net... 

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