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11.02.2021 / Climate Change

EU strives to promote wood construction – Nordic countries to limit carbon footprint of buildings 

29.01.2021 / Biodiversity and Conservation, Resources and ownership

Things you may not know about forests in Europe: forest area, annual growth and fellings, but also protected areas all continue to increase

22.01.2021 / Innovations

Forests contain compounds that destroy viruses – new products to combat the coronavirus are in the works

05.02.2021 / Innovations

Nanocellulose generates new materials

02.12.2020 / Innovations

Coronavirus dislikes wooden surfaces – hospital hygiene could be improved by using more wood

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