*[Enwl-eng] Article on logging by Chinese companies in Russia with my quote
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China’s Voracious Appetite for Timber Stokes Fury in Russia and Beyond
After sharply restricting logging in its own forests, China turned to
imports, overwhelming even a country with abundant resources: Russia.
Logs from Russia stacked outside Manzhouli, a Chinese border town, where the
wood is processed and then shipped throughout the country and the
world.CreditCreditLam Yik Fei for The New York Times
By Steven Lee Myers
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· April 9, 2019
>From the Altai Mountains to the Pacific Coast, logging is ravaging Russia’s
vast forests, leaving behind swathes of scarred earth studded with dying
stumps.
The culprit, to many Russians, is clear: China.
Since China began restricting commercial logging in its own natural forests
two decades ago, it has increasingly turned to Russia, importing huge
amounts of wood in 2017 to satisfy the voracious appetite of its
construction companies and furniture manufacturers.
“In Siberia, people understand they need the forests to survive,” said
Eugene Simonov, an environmentalist who has studied the impact of commercial
logging in Russia’s Far East. “And they know their forests are now being
stolen.”
Russia has been a witting collaborator, too, selling Chinese companies
logging rights at low cost and, critics say, turning a blind eye to logging
beyond what is legally allowed.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/09/world/asia/chinas-voracious-appetite-for-timber-stokes-fury-in-russia-and-beyond.html
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