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The timber harvest peak of 2018 in Namibia / Dr. Vera de Cauwer
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Windhoek: Namibian Environment & Wildlife Society, 2020Description: 4 pages, figures, 30 cmSubject(s): Summary: This article aims to answer some of the issues raised in the media; was the amount of timber harvested exceptional and sustainable, and, does it take hundreds of years before the felled timber regrows.
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This article aims to answer some of the issues raised in the media; was the amount of timber harvested exceptional and sustainable, and, does it take hundreds of years before the felled timber regrows.
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