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With calls for more timber in the built environment and a finite amount of growing space, what is the future of timber?

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With calls for more timber in the built environment and a finite amount of growing space, what is the future of timber ?

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As we increasingly strive for low-carbon solutions, timber is gaining popularity as a go-to renewable material. Wooden buildings are popping up everywhere, and our demand for wood is growing exponentially. But while we embrace timber, we also need to protect our forests and plant more trees to soak up carbon, preserve nature's resources, and enhance biodiversity. Wood is a part of daily life, and everyone wants to keep forests safe. So, how do we balance these important but competing goals? What’s next for the future of timber?

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