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Why is Canada suitable for lumbering?
Lots of open land, and few people.
Is a decrease in land a debit or a credit?
A decrease in land is recorded as a credit in accounting. This is because land is an asset, and a decrease in assets is reflected as a credit entry in the accounting records. Conversely, an increase in land would be recorded as a debit.
What are the problems faced in lumbering?
Some common problems faced in lumbering include deforestation and habitat destruction, soil erosion, pollution from machinery and chemicals used in processing, and conflicts with indigenous communities over land rights and resource use. Additionally, unsustainable logging practices can lead to depletion of forests and loss of biodiversity.
What was the industry in Colonial New Jersey?
There were several industries in Colonial New Jersey, Iron plantations, Land Industries were two of them.
When was Federal Land Office created?
Federal Land Office was created in 1801.
Do hurricane winds decrease more over cold water or warmer land?
Hurricane winds decrease faster over land.
One cultural issue in Australia in the 1990s was the question of land rights for?
the aborigines
One cultural issue in Australia in the 1990s was the question of land rights for .?
the aborigines
Who wanted the federal laws to be the highest in the land?
Federalists wanted the federal laws to be the highest in the land.
What is land under control of the government called?
Federal Land i.e. national parks, federal buildings
What developments compelled the building industry to seek new means for financing land purchases in the early 1990s?
the federal Tax Reform Act of 1986, the revision of commercial banks' loan underwriting standards, and the decline of the U.S. savings and loan industry.
Can you live on federal land?
Yes, individuals can live on federal land in certain designated areas such as national parks, national forests, and Bureau of Land Management (BLM) lands. However, there are regulations and permits required for long-term residency on federal land.
