What does FFRI stand for?

Finnish Forest Research Institute (Suonenjoki, Finland)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The service has been designed during several different projects and in cooperation with the Joensuu Research Unit of the Finnish Forest Research Institute (Metla), the University of Joensuu and several forest biofuel suppliers.

United States: MHG launches free Web-based biomass moisture calculator

We normally think of forests as putting the brakes on global warming," said Risto Seppala, a professor at the Finnish Forest Research Institute and head of the expert panel that produced the report.

Forests could flip from sink to source of CO2: study

The Finnish Forest Research Institute has a long tradition in conducting experiments to determine the usefulness and biological efficacy of the products (i.

The use of birch tar in the prevention of moose damage in young Scots ...

Drastic production cuts in Finland are likely and they are not dependent on wood imports," Risto Seppaelae, a professor at the Finnish Forest Research Institute (Metla), told AFP.

Finnish paper makers flounder as wood shortage looms