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A Case for Increasing Forest Biomass Utilization Research in Colorado

2010-01-01

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Colorado's forests are being squeezed by two intense, seemingly relentless, and largely antagonistic forces. The first force is the increasing pressure from within the forest due to dense, overgrown stands. The second force is the increasing pressures from increasing human populations exogenous to the forests. One way to improve forest health and reduce risks to humans at the same time is to remove materials in th...

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10.1093/wjaf/25.1.22
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