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America and the World's Wood Pile

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  • Zon, Raphael
  • Sparhawk, William N.

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[Contents:] The United States Is Likely to Remain the World’s Champion Wood User --- The World’s Appetite for Timber Is Growing --- The Preference for Softwoods --- The Quest for Softwoods Is World-Wide (Europe – Asia – Africa – Australia, New Zealand, and Oceania – South America – North America) --- Temperate Zone Hardwoods Are Also Dwindling --- Tropical Forests Will Not Satisfy Northern Timber Needs --- The United States Must Declare Forest Independence --- Some Important Facts About the Forests of the World.

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  • Zon, Raphael & Sparhawk, William N., 1928. "America and the World's Wood Pile," USDA Miscellaneous 358928, United States Department of Agriculture.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:usdami:358928
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.358928
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