Forest Operations Sustainability (19 results)

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Dear forestry professionalThis book was crafted especially for you-whether you work in the field, conduct research, or are simply passionate about the challenges and innovations shaping Brazil's forest sector. Forest Operations and Sustainability in Brazil: Ergonomic, Environmental, and Economic Insights brings together real-world case studies and critical reflections on productivity, occupational health, and sustainability in modern forestry.Brazil's forestry sector stands as a cornerstone of the national economy. With 9.94 million hectares of planted forests-76% of which are eucalyptus grown primarily for pulp and paper production-the industry generated USD 50.4 billion in 2022, accounting for 6.3% of Brazil's GDP. Pulp production alone reached an impressive 25 million tons, reaffirming the sector's strategic importance at both national and global levels.At the same time, the Brazilian Legal Amazon, covering over 5 million square kilometers, faces increasing environmental pressures. Forest fires, in particular, have become more frequent and intense, driven by a complex interplay of natural conditions and human activity. Understanding these dynamics is essential for developing sustainable and resilient forestry strategies.Across its five chapters, this volume explores key topics such as the comparative performance and cost-efficiency of log loaders in Northeast Brazil, ergonomic conditions and workstation design in forest harvesting, and occupational exposure to noise and vibration in mechanized operations. It also addresses broader issues like timber traceability, market access for sustainable Amazonian wood, and the interrelationship between deforestation and forest fires.More than just a technical reference, this book invites you to reflect on safer, smarter, and more sustainable pathways for forestry in Brazil. We hope the knowledge shared here will support your work, inform your decisions, and contribute to a more responsible forest future.Happy reading.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Dear forestry professional, This book was crafted especially for you-whether you work in the field, conduct research, or are simply passionate about the challenges and innovations shaping Brazil's forest sector. Forest Operations and Sustainability in Brazil: Ergonomic, Environmental, and Economic Insights brings together real-world case studies and critical reflections on productivity, occupational health, and sustainability in modern forestry. Brazil's forestry sector stands as a cornerstone of the national economy. With 9.94 million hectares of planted forests-76% of which are eucalyptus grown primarily for pulp and paper production-the industry generated USD 50.4 billion in 2022, accounting for 6.3% of Brazil's GDP. Pulp production alone reached an impressive 25 million tons, reaffirming the sector's strategic importance at both national and global levels. At the same time, the Brazilian Legal Amazon, covering over 5 million square kilometers, faces increasing environmental pressures. Forest fires, in particular, have become more frequent and intense, driven by a complex interplay of natural conditions and human activity. Understanding these dynamics is essential for developing sustainable and resilient forestry strategies. Across its five chapters, this volume explores key topics such as the comparative performance and cost-efficiency of log loaders in Northeast Brazil, ergonomic conditions and workstation design in forest harvesting, and occupational exposure to noise and vibration in mechanized operations. It also addresses broader issues like timber traceability, market access for sustainable Amazonian wood, and the interrelationship between deforestation and forest fires. More than just a technical reference, this book invites you to reflect on safer, smarter, and more sustainable pathways for forestry in Brazil. We hope the knowledge shared here will support your work, inform your decisions, and contribute to a more responsible forest future. Happy reading! This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -Dear forestry professionalThis book was crafted especially for you-whether you work in the field, conduct research, or are simply passionate about the challenges and innovations shaping Brazil's forest sector. Forest Operations and Sustainability in Brazil: Ergonomic, Environmental, and Economic Insights brings together real-world case studies and critical reflections on productivity, occupational health, and sustainability in modern forestry.Brazil's forestry sector stands as a cornerstone of the national economy. With 9.94 million hectares of planted forests-76% of which are eucalyptus grown primarily for pulp and paper production-the industry generated USD 50.4 billion in 2022, accounting for 6.3% of Brazil's GDP. Pulp production alone reached an impressive 25 million tons, reaffirming the sector's strategic importance at both national and global levels.At the same time, the Brazilian Legal Amazon, covering over 5 million square kilometers, faces increasing environmental pressures. Forest fires, in particular, have become more frequent and intense, driven by a complex interplay of natural conditions and human activity. Understanding these dynamics is essential for developing sustainable and resilient forestry strategies.Across its five chapters, this volume explores key topics such as the comparative performance and cost-efficiency of log loaders in Northeast Brazil, ergonomic conditions and workstation design in forest harvesting, and occupational exposure to noise and vibration in mechanized operations. It also addresses broader issues like timber traceability, market access for sustainable Amazonian wood, and the interrelationship between deforestation and forest fires.More than just a technical reference, this book invites you to reflect on safer, smarter, and more sustainable pathways for forestry in Brazil. We hope the knowledge shared here will support your work, inform your decisions, and contribute to a more responsible forest future.Happy reading!Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld 118 pp. Englisch.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The goal of this Special Issue is, therefore, to combine cross-disciplinary areas of forestry, highlighting sustainability, innovation, and latest research in the following areas:Forest operations (harvesting, biomass, road network planning, ergonomics, work safety, training, certification, supply chains, environmentally friendly forest operations, life cycle assessment, machine design, and mechanisation).Forest inventory and management (remote sensing, modelling, digitalisation, sensors, dynamics of the sustainable management, management of small private forests, etc.).Forest protection (forest fires, wildlife management, zoology, entomology, phytopathology, etc.).Forest genetics and dendrology (quantitative and population genetics, conservation of genetic resources, stress physiology, dendrology, etc.).Forest ecology (silviculture, phytocoenology, pedology, forest karst melioration with nature protection, etc.). …