An international journal of the forestry and food industries - Vol. 49 - 1998/2
FAO - Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
ISSN 0041-6436
Editor: S.A. Dembner
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FAO Information Division
Editorial Advisory Board
Forestry Department:
J. Anderson, J. Ball, I.J. Bourke, S. Braatz,
J. Clément, S.A. Dembner, M. Morell,
O. Serrano, P. Vantomme
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Editorial - Global Fibre Supply
P.N. Duinker; S. Nilsson and M.E. Chipeta
Forestry
for sustainable development and global fibre supply
G. Bull
FAO's
Global Fibre Supply Study: Context, method and modelling the future
W.E. Mabee
The
importance of recovered fibres in global fibre supply
D. Pandey and J. Ball
The
role of industrial plantations in future global fibre supplies
H. Pande
Non-wood fibre
and global fibre supply
L.A. Horta Nogueira, M.A. Trossero, L. Couto and L.C. Couto
Wood
fuels for household consumption and industrial energy in relation to global
fibre supplies
Forest harvesting in the Republic of the Congo
Results of environmentally sound forest harvesting use in the Amazon region
Plantations: Pure or mixed?
Non-wood products: Sources of income in upland regions
Forest valuation: Combating deforestation and forest degradation