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25.05.2022 / Forest sector in Finland

EU and war in Ukraine actualize disquieting scenarios on future of forest energy – researcher says: ’We really didn’t expect this’

12.05.2022 / Climate Change

EU’s greatest misunderstandings about forests – new forestry minister Antti Kurvinen blames Brussels decision-makers for ’sheer ignorance’

19.05.2022 / Biodiversity and Conservation, Silviculture

Vitally important pollinators should be looked after in commercial forests, too – new guidelines improve forest biodiversity

18.05.2022

More eco-friendly fibre material developed for face masks

05.05.2022

Components for solar cells can be made of wood

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