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Looking forward

Year of publication 2001

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Synopsis (short abstract) Will global forest cover in 2050 be stabilized or will it continue to decrease? Will demand for wood increase or remain static? Will the earth experience global warming or global cooling? Will new technology make it possible to count every tree? These are some of the questions raised in this issue of Unasylva on the future of forests and forestry.

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