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Power in Numbers: FIBRE Initiative Bundles the Best

Power in Numbers: FIBRE Initiative Bundles the Best

Forest Innovation by Research and Education, or FIBRE, is making its debut on Canada's forestry research scene in a bold attempt to transcend the sector through transformation. Its arrival is welcome. With a portfolio of four solid research partners and seven research and development (R&D) networks, FIBRE boasts a structure that offers not only knowledge-sharing opportunities, but the occasion to learn from best practices by drawing on the strengths of its partners. There is power in numbers, and the synergies that are expected to develop via FIBRE will ensure all members of the initiative are plugged into the critical components of the Canadian forestry sector.

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The biorefinery solution

The biorefinery solution

{jacomment off}Canada’s forestry sector is getting around in the world. Last month a delegation took part in the 19th European Biomass Conference Exhibition in Berlin. De...

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Money Growing From Trees: Canada’s Pulp and Paper Green Transformation Program

 

 The clock is ticking on the Pulp and Paper Green Transformation Program. After March 31, 2012, firms will no longer be able to tap into the $1 billion that was ear...

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Safety first and always

On August 5, 2010, 33 miners were left trapped 700 metres below the ground in the Atacama Desert in Chile .  The workers survived underground for an unprecedented 69 d...

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Setting the Stage

When I first began writing about Canada's forest sector in 2004, the industry was at a critical turning point. The glory days of positive ROIs and extensive capital upgra...

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Bioactive paper researchers and McMaster University team hunting for deadly bacteria

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Waste from Pulp and Paper Mills Could be Used for Cheaper Batteries

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