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In other countries

Are Germany's climate neutrality goals disappearing in the heating smoke?
Timber sales volumes from private forests in Ireland are rising. What are the sector's goals for the near future?
What is the US Forest Service 'Roadless Rule' and why does President Trump want to repeal it?
Scots pine supports European electricity grids – the green transition boosts demand for wooden utility poles
Will Finland begin nickel and copper extraction in a Natura 2000 area, and what is the story of the “Kurzeme ores”?
Poland’s choices and options – wind farms and nuclear energy
Forests of the Kingdom of Siam – between nature conservation and flare-ups of conflict
The story of Myanmar’s forests and “blood teak”
Forest management in the land of Dracula
Portugal's forests – the “Montado” phenomenon and the eucalyptus problem
When forecasts collapse. Russian timber exports to China
Forestry work halted in Finland due to African swine fever
“Green Colonialism” in the Nordic countries and the Sámi people
The wheel of samsara in Indian forestry
Forestry in Hungary: eras and conflicts. A comparison with Latvia
Tuscany – not just history, wine and sun, but forestry too
Ireland's Forests, Fields and Peat – the Fight for a “Place in the Sun”. Part II. Peat in Ireland. Ecologists and Brussels' Requirements
Finland can and knows how – Latvia cannot and will not?!
Heat is “scorching” Germany's economy
Russian Drones Attack Ukrainian Timber Trucks. The War’s Damage to Ukraine’s Ecosystems
Why is Germany shifting its budget priorities? Security or “total climate neutrality”?
China ramps up activity in Africa’s timber markets. Systemic risks and the corruption factor in African forestry
Wealthy Switzerland battles eco-fanatics while ramping up timber harvesting
The “Narcomaderas” scandal – 108 tonnes of drugs hidden in timber
Danish forests – past and present
The battle between Germany’s foresters and environmental activists, then and now
Support programmes and forestry policy in Germany – conflicts of interest and problems
Venice – “the city built on trees”
The Taj Mahal’s timber foundations must be saved
Finland's plans to transform the public sector, and the public reaction
Reducing timber harvesting would bring small gains at a high cost
Using wood in construction: an important task in Ireland too
Finland uncovers a wild berry cartel that lasted a decade. Price coordination is not uncommon in Europe
The crisis in Canada's forestry sector runs much deeper
Thailand adopts Nordic expertise in developing wood solutions
The Nordic countries' integrated electricity markets
Finland to lead a 240-million-euro European forest research programme for the next ten years
Artificial intelligence is changing the forest sector. A drone carries out the first logging operation in world history
Lithuania’s Seimas approves a military training ground beside the Suwałki corridor
Vast areas of Ukraine’s forests have been destroyed by the war
South Korea: from a “lunar landscape” to a green country
Swedish company “Liquid Wind” applies for an environmental permit for an e-fuel project
Forestry on the kangaroo continent. In search of balance
China: a global giant in forestry too
Russia and Africa: forestry, the wood industry and politics. The peculiarities of cooperation...
Insect habitats, grasslands and solar energy: Austria’s experience in the “BiodIvErSe” project
Mexican drug cartels are actively entering the illegal timber trade
Spring has arrived in the Arctic earlier than ever before
Bavaria abandons its target of reaching climate neutrality by 2040
Operation “Bukovina”. Ukraine halts illegal timber exports to the European Union
Inheritance tax reforms threaten tree planting in the United Kingdom
Storm during Easter week fells two million cubic metres of forest in southern Sweden
Canadians sharply criticise the tariffs the US has imposed on timber
Russian plywood exports to the US reach record volumes
The USA wants to quadruple funding for timber harvesting
“Metsä Group” unveils carbon capture plans in Rauma
Energy, climate policy and elections – the situation in Hungary
One of the first nature-value deals concluded in Finland
Iran conflict hits New Zealand and Australian forestry firms too
Problems for timber hauliers in Finland too – it may be more profitable not to haul the timber at all
Uruguay's forestry industry produces more, but earns less as export prices fall
Artek has bought forest properties in Finland and shares expert views on continuous-cover forestry
Germany's forests have become carbon sinks once again
322 steel bridges in Scotland's forest logistics network
North Koreans freeze while officials profit from selling firewood
Ukrainian officials make headway against illegal timber traders
Why do Sweden's forests sequester carbon three times more effectively than Finland's forests? Is there an error in the calculation methodology?
Why are alternative hydrocarbon transport routes needed?
Helsinki overhauls public catering – meat and dairy procurement in schools, hospitals and nurseries to be cut by 50%
Poland's turning point
Crisis in Russia's forestry sector. Collapse is forecast
“Overburdening the economy for the sake of climate targets” is what worries Germans most
New Dutch housing project shows the potential of laminated veneer lumber modular construction
Why is Norway's "olivine forest" so special?
Squirrel hunting is permitted in Norway. It is an ancient tradition
Geothermal energy could replace 42% of Europe's total fossil energy. Which countries have the greatest potential?
Will the half-trillion-euro fund prove a “historic opportunity” for the Germans?
Greenpeace in Finland and the doctrine of separation of powers
The excesses of the European Union's Green Deal are clearly echoed in the mood of the German public
The Bank of Estonia approves a silver coin dedicated to the Forest Brothers
Foreigners are buying up large forest areas not only in the Baltics, but in the USA too
Estonia strengthens its energy resilience: one of continental Europe's largest battery storage parks, Hertz 1, opens at Kiisa
Illegally harvested timber from Brazil is “everywhere”
Japan is planting millions of black pines to protect its coastline from tsunamis
New rules could cost Sweden's forest sector 41 billion kronor a year
What is happening with emissions in Germany?
The Swedish Forest Agency takes stock of the damage caused by the storms
Timber harvesting is falling in Bulgaria. Is the industry in crisis?
Australian forest scientists take a stand against disinformation
The Philippines – Asia's fastest-growing timber market
Ukraine extends export restrictions on timber and scrap metal
Russia is building a timber logistics centre in Shanghai