Sentences with phrase «liberian logs exports»

We helped limit raw log exports, launched the British Columbia Community Forest Association and used the Softwood Lumber dispute to reallocate 20 per cent of logging tenures across B.C.

The deal increased raw log exports by saddling lumber exporters with a border tax but allowing raw logs to enter the U.S. duty - free.

VANCOUVER — B.C. raw log exports hit the second - highest monthly level in recorded history in November, with nearly three - quarters of a million cubic metres being shipped elsewhere for manufacturing, said B.C. New Democrat leader John Horgan today, blasting the Christy Clark...

By the end of November 2012, log exports were on pace to break that sad record.

New Democrats proposed: We will take steps to reduce raw log exports and get more value - added jobs out of B.C.'s forests and ensure B.C. logs create B.C. jobs.

Yes, log export dollars when turned into Lumber would increase the export dollars by at least 48 % while retaining and increasing domestic employment.

He has said we need to end the raw log export free - for - all that has worsened since Christy Clark became premier, with 30,000 forestry jobs lost in B.C. on her government's watch.

These are the most significant illegal log exports since the timber - fuelled civil wars of the Charles Taylor era, and threaten to undermine the progress the President has made in bringing order to the forest sector.

Many countries have enacted log export ban policies to protect forests or to bolster their domestic timber industry.

«The Security Council's refusal to impose a ban on Liberian logs exports — due primarily to the objections of France and China — means that the international community's attempts to bring peace to Sierra Leone could soon be completely undone».

The conflict continues to this day, but log exports from Madagascar remain greatly reduced relative to this time last year.

Burmese log exports to China are growing much faster than the trees, many of which are hundreds of years old, can be replaced.

The RGC and the donor community have to put the strongest pressure on Vietnam, Laos and Thailand to support Cambodia's log export ban.

Large scale illegal log exports to Laos, which were halted in July 1998 as a result of Global Witness» pressure have resumed, despite Cambodia's commitment to crack down on illegal logging at the Tokyo CG meeting.

All three of Cambodia's neighbours are ignoring their public commitments to cooperate with the 31st December 1996 log export ban, although Thailand and Vietnam will undoubtedly claim these are Laotian logs.

Siakor hired observers at three ports, collecting information on 80 percent of logging exports.

Not exact matches

In B.C., it used to be flat - out illegal to export logs without first processing them into lumber.

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As China moves to grow its domestic consumer economy, this can only be good news for countries like Canada which has always aspired to move beyond the export of «rocks and logs».

In 2011, more than 5.5 million cubic metres of raw logs were exported from British Columbia, resulting in mill closures and thousands of lost job opportunities.

We are exporting in cubic meters enough logs to keep over 70 sawmills operating per year and the communities of at least 3500 residence per mill.

Milk power, butter and cheese led the export rise, up NZ$ 116m (11 %) to NZ$ 12bn, with the export of logs, wood and wood articles (18 %) and petroleum and products other than crude seeing a moderate increase.

One day in 1970, so the story goes, the women of the village spontaneously began to hug the local trees, their precious source of firewood, stopping New Delhi corporations from logging the forests for foreign export.

According to research by the Netherlands Committee of the World Conservation Union (IUCN), the SFID alone exports more than 250 000 cubic metres of logs a year from Cameroon.

The Nutrient Optimiser can use your food log (exported from Cronometer) to identify the nutrients that you are not getting enough of.

We are aware from our logs that 345 accounts were successfully exported.

All written communication between students and tutors is recorded and backed up for safeguarding purposes, and all logs, videos and audio between students and tutors using the virtual classroom are recorded and exported to the associated school.

Finishing the car off beautifully are the amazing 19 inch split rim alloys which really set the vehicle off and make it stand out from the crowd.; All importing paperwork and Export Certificate guaranteeing the mileage logged with Japanese government controlled «Automobile Inspection Registration System» is present.

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Print from the log or export to a spreadsheet program.

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Belize City itself originated as a logging camp and export center for mahogany in the 1600's.

As the supply of accessible timber dwindled, logging was no longer profitable as an export business in the 20th century.

In August 2012 President Johnson Sirleaf ordered a halt to logging and exports under nearly all Private Use Permits pending an investigation.

The logging company Atlantic Resources has shipped millions of dollars worth of illegal timber from Liberia in breach of President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf's August order to halt timber exports, Global Witness revealed today.

«In a country where only a few years ago timber exports helped finance a brutal war, these shipments of illegal logs from Liberia represent a deeply troubling breakdown in the rule of law,» said Jonathan Gant of Global Witness.

While the conflict in Liberia has recently slowed or stopped logging activity in some areas, companies are still actively felling and exporting logs, and others continue to export their stockpiles.

Global Witness urges the Government of Liberia to pass a moratorium on the resumption of industrial logging and export of timber until the government has regained full control of the forests and the sector has been satisfactorily reformed.

Johanna Son, «Philippines: Row Rages Over Lifting of Ban on Lumber Exports,» InterPress Service, 17 April 1998; John Aglionby, «Philippines Bans Logging After Fatal Floods,» Guardian (London), 6 December 2004; Republic of the Philippines, «President Okays Selective Lifting of Log Ban,» press release (Manila: 7 March 2005).

Policies to ban logging on old growth forsts, end fossil fuel subsidies and ban all new export coal mines (including Adani) are outlined here under «ENVIRONMENT»: www.sustainableaustralia.org.au / policies

Global Witness» investigations show that DLH purchased 1,281 m ³ of timber from two Liberian companies in 2012, which was cut under logging contracts called Private Use Permits (PUPs) and exported to Bangladesh, China and France.

In Cambodia, over 70 percent of the timber export volume consists of unreported logs.

«China and Mexico are fueling illegal logging and conflict in the Peruvian Amazon by turning a blind eye to their illegal imports,» said Handy, noting that over 70 % of the timber sources verified in 2015 exports to these two countries were on Osinfor's red list.

In Romania, Greenpeace and the Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) have reported widespread illegal logging, with much of the timber exported for burning in power stations in Austria and Germany.

The critical watershed of the Irrawaddy River is threatened by logging in the N'Mai Hku area while unrecorded exports in excess of one million cubic metres, worth approximately US$ 250 million, strongly suggest that the regime has lost control of its forest sector.

The change followed the introduction of policy measures such as restriction of logging in natural forests and a ban on the export of raw logs.

Dutch Foreign Minister Bernard Bot, speaking on behalf of the 25 member states after their recent meeting on the situation in Burma, called on the EU Commission «to produce specific proposals to address the issue of illegal logging, including opportunities for decreasing deforestation in, and export of, teak from Burma».

To do so, WWF works to strengthen the US government's ability to prosecute illegal timber cases; stop illegal logging in countries that export high volumes of timber; ensure full implementation of the Lacey Act, a US law that prohibits illegal timber and timber products from entering the US market; and design rural energy programs that rely on fuels other than firewood.