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resistant to the disease if their father had had a copy of a resistant gene, even though they had not inherited it
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Forest management
The kindest cut
May 25th 2006
From The Economist print edition
Cutting down trees could be the best way to preserve tropical forests
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DEPRESSING reports about how quickly the world s tropical forests are being felled are commonplace. But
depressing reports about the state of the trees that are still standing are much rarer. In fact, a new study from the
International Tropical Timber Organisation (ITTO), an offshoot of the United Nations, claims to be the first
exhaustive survey of tropical-forest management ever undertaken. Its findings, although grim, do contain a kernel
of hope.
The ITTO examined “permanent forest estate� meaning land that the gov fuel dispenser ernments of its 33 members have
formally set aside for forests, and is therefore subject to some form of regulation or protection. The category
includes both national parks and timber concessions, in both public and private hands. It covers 814m hectares,
and accounts for roughly two-thirds of the world s tropical forests.
The concept is important, explains Duncan Poore, one of the authors of the report, because it is not always
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