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| In the field of Forestry, the idea of sustainability has always been assumed to be inherent to forest management practice. In fact, classical forest management text- books have considered ?environmental security? as a final goal of great importance to forest management, though it is recognized as being an ill-defined concept (Davis 10 et al. 2001). Thus, even when goods and services demanded by societies were quite different from those today, maintaining the production capacity of renewable resources was already a dominant goal of the forestry profession, and forest programs have long specified prompt regeneration as a basic forest management constraint. However, assuming that goal has not been sufficient to ensure that all forest practices were sustainable | |
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10.1007/978-94-017-8899-1__13 |
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Springer |
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978-94-017-8899-1 |
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The Management of Industrial Forest Plantations: Theoretical Foundations and Applications |
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22 |