Sustainable logging means logging an area in such a way as there is always trees to be cut. In other words, logging in a way that leaves young trees, medium age trees and mature trees behind each time you log, so that you can always log that area in the future. The opposit is called "clear cutting" which means you can't go back in that area to log for over thirty years. Re-planting the area can be part of your sustainable logging plan. I have sustainable logging operations on my hundred acres in Maine and except for the skidder trails throughout the woods, you would not notice the loss of trees each year.
It is when timber preserves stuff.
Answer: A resource (like timber) that is sustainable is one that can be renewed. You can get more timber by planting more trees.
The timber is not different but it comes from sustainable sources. So in theory it does not reduce the amount of forest cover. Some people would argue that the distinction is spurious.
plant more trees
It means that timber is harvested from trees which are replaced and does not contribute to deforestation.
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new trees grow every year
Native timbers are simply timbers that are found locally. Native timber can also be 'second growth' timber, which means that it is sustainable.
A large amount of timber is produced in the state of Washington.
Wood paper and timber
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In US-Northwest, if other country, specify.
Karl Ludwig Brockmann has written: 'Certified tropical timber and consumer behaviour' -- subject(s): Sustainable forestry, Attitudes, Consumers, Certification, Lumber trade, Timber
Sustainable fashion is clothes made of sustainable materials. This means that those materials will be produced at the same rate or faster than they are used. Often, sustainable clothing is also paired with fair trade, which is fair use of laborers.