Sentences with word «roundwood»

In some industrialized countries, removals of wood from the forest for bioenergy applications already account for at least half of industrial roundwood production (Steierer et al., 2007; FAO, 2007b).

When residue recovery and postconsumer waste are factored in, however, wood use for energy exceeds industrial roundwood production in several industrialized countries.

2006 One person show of drawings, Roundwood House 2003 «PRIME», Mile End Park Arts Pavilion, London.

Who better to demonstrate it to us than Ben Law himself?Because roundwood framing works with trees in as natural a form as possible, it preserves the structural integrity of the wood — not to mention the unique beauty of each individual tree.

The video below is a trailer for a 90 - minute instructional DVD called Roundwood Timber Framing that promises to offer a step - by - step design and build process for creating beautiful structures from locally sourced, sustainable materials.

Under these circumstances, the availability of wood for bioenergy production is likely to be less controlled by energy markets than by trends in roundwood production, extent of forest resources and demands that compete for wood residues.

Anja Latimer, Head of Pre-Prep at Aldwickbury School, is a Governor at Roundwood Primary School in Harpenden.

Sheila Barry, Roundwood Books: «I can't say enough good things about the trip.

In others, the amount of wood used for bioenergy purposes is still small compared with industrial roundwood harvest.

And by using roundwood alongside sustainable coppicing, and other low - impact building techniques like strawbale construction, it is perfectly possible to build an efficient, low impact home from primarily locally sourced materials.

Roundwood timber framing is one such technique that uses the natural strength and beauty of wood in its most natural form.

Production of roundwood (logs) on plantations is estimated at 432 million cubic meters per year, accounting for 12 percent of world wood production.

Global industrial roundwood production was about 1.7 billion cubic metres in 2005, compared with fuelwood production of approximately 1.8 billion cubic metres (FAO, 2007c).

In European countries, wood prices have been declining for both roundwood and pulpwood in real terms (UNECE, 2007; Hillring, 1997).

Global estimates of the future forest products market predict that the real prices of industrial roundwood, sawnwood and wood - based panels will change little before 2010, with those of newsprint, printing and writing paper decreasing slightly (FAO, 1997; Trømborg, Buongiorno and Solberg, 2000).

About 65 percent of global industrial roundwood was produced in industrialized countries, compared with only about 13 percent of fuelwood.

the roundwood house.

With studios in Greystones and Roundwood, Anne's vision is to inspire positive lives through the teaching of various Pilates systems.