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木材デューデリジェンスを理解するための基礎知識 世界の先進的なデューデリジェンスの取り組みについての解説
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In キノマチウェブ
海外での木材利用と法令、デューデリジェンスの現状 消費国の違法伐採対策として国際的に求められるデューデリジェンスとは（第2回）
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In Tropical Forest Update
Viet Nam has emerged as a globally important supplier of processed timber products, positioned as second in Asia and fifth in the world in export value. An ITTO-backed study has explored how to identify high-risk species in timber products exported from Viet Nam to Japan, including those using timber originating in other countries.
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In Tropical Forest Update
Strengthened legal framework Voluntary initiatives Overseas operations Businesses surveyed Importing from China
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自然の多様な価値への理解と持続可能な社会の実現 後編
In ニッキンONLINE
2022年、生物多様性及び生態系サービスに関する政府間科学-政策プラットフォーム（IPBES）は「自然の多様な価値と価値評価の方法論に関する評価報告書」（価値評価報告書）を公表した。価値評価報告書をもとに、持続可能な社会の実現に向けて自然の多様な価値を理解し、社会に組み込むことがなぜ重要なのかを前編・後編に分けて解説。
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自然の多様な価値への理解と持続可能な社会の実現 前編
In ニッキンONLINE
2022年、生物多様性及び生態系サービスに関する政府間科学-政策プラットフォーム（IPBES）は「自然の多様な価値と価値評価の方法論に関する評価報告書」（価値評価報告書）を公表した。価値評価報告書をもとに、持続可能な社会の実現に向けて自然の多様な価値を理解し、社会に組み込むことがなぜ重要なのかを前編・後編に分けて解説。
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In Satoyama Initiative
The 1637 Shimabara-Amakusa Rebellion occurred in the early Edo period of Japan. This was an uprising against harsh regime enforced in the Shimabara domain, including heavy taxation and the violent prohibition of Christianity. The rebels fought against the shogunate forces, but the uprising was suppressed and the rebels executed. The “Minami...
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In Satoyama Initiative
At 14:46 on March 11, 2011, the largest earthquake ever recorded, with a magnitude of 9.0 on the Richter scale, occurred, and together with the subsequent tsunami, caused extensive damage along the Pacific coast of the Tohoku region in Japan. The human casualties, as reported by the National Police Agency on April 10, 2015, were 15,891 dead and 2...