Hardwood Floors Magazine Examines Support for Future Supply

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Hardwood Floors Magazine Examines Support for Future Supply

WASHINGTON, DC, October 3, 2011 -- The role of technology in assuring continued supply is the topic of an article in Hardwood Floors, the magazine of the National Wood Flooring Association. The comprehensive article, called "The Forester's Toolbox: Technology Shores up Supplies for the Future," provides an overview of the ways in which advances in computing, biotechnology, and policymaking are assuring progress toward sustainability.

The role of the Tropical Forest Foundation (TFF) in translating these technologies on the ground in tropical forests is highlighted, as is the work of OLAM International, a global agriculture harvester and member of the TFF.