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FOREST HARVESTING CASE-STUDY 10
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Foreword
Summary
Symbols, Abbreviations and exchange rate
1. Introduction
2. Description of study area
3. Description of the environmentally sound road construction technique in steep terrain
4. Description of the road construction equipment
5. Study methodology and analysis of data
6. Discussion of results and comparison with "traditional" road construction techniques as previously used
References