Burning issue of coppicing

Language: English Series: Times ; 13 May 1995, W17(1)Publication details: 1995Subject(s):

Summary: Considers plans to plant willows and poplars which can be mechanically coppiced as fuel for power stations, as more farmland is taken out of food production. Highlights the impact of large scale coppicing on the countryside.

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Considers plans to plant willows and poplars which can be mechanically coppiced as fuel for power stations, as more farmland is taken out of food production. Highlights the impact of large scale coppicing on the countryside.

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