A trait-based approach to both forestry and timber building can synchronize forest harvest and resilience

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RT @SalmaanCraig: An important milestone in establishing a forest-first approach to timber construction! No more extraction. Diversify spec…

If builders use a more diverse set of trees when creating wood buildings of the future, they can help ensure that forests of the future are diverse and resilient as well. Multi-species mass timber, anyone? In PNAS Nexus: https://t.co/lePDVGAsfb https://…

RT @McGill_Eng: Peter Osborne from Prof. Michael Jemtrud’s group (Architecture) leads research on the role of building industry choices in…

Peter Osborne from Prof. Michael Jemtrud’s group (Architecture) leads research on the role of building industry choices in ensuring forest diversity and resilience. Read more about his findings, published in @pnasnexus: https://t.co/ociwouAYRj https://t.c…

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