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Latest timber industry news, updated on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

Forest Industry launches marginal seats campaign

The Australian Forest Products Association has launched a marginal and forestry seats campaign to bring forest policy to the fore in the coming federal election. Source: Timberbiz
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How to fight European forest fires

Every year there are devastating forest fires in Europe, destroying thousands of hectares of forests. The South European countries are at higher risk, but no European country is immune. Source: Europa
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Warming planet may be good for trees

The fate of the world's forests on a warming planet has long been one of the great unanswered questions about climate change. Now, new research is complicating the picture further. Source: New York Times
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New CE marking regulation for construction products

The new Construction Products Regulation, which came into force this month, requires products to be accompanied by a declaration of performance, as well as a CE marking. Source: bdonline
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Biofuels subsidies to be capped in UK

The government is turning away from its controversial policy of subsidising UK power stations to generate electricity from burning wood. Source: BBC News
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ABS data points to challenges ahead

The ABS release of housing data includes crucial information regarding dwelling commencements, with the update coming in largely as expected, said the Housing Industry Association (HIA), the voice of Australia’s residential building industry. Source: Timberbiz
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Forest Growers Levy application is in

The Forest Growers Levy Trust in New Zealand has lodged its application to the Government for the introduction of a compulsory levy on all harvested logs. Source: Radio New Zealand
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Fringe group protest target Ta Ann

The Tasmanian Premier and mainstream green groups have condemned an anti-logging protest at Ta Ann’s mill in Smithton. Sources: Yahoo, The Examiner, The Mercury, ABC News
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