• @Kuinox
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    61 year ago

    Wood is renewable.

    • @anyhow2503
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      101 year ago

      It definitely can be, but it still usually isn’t depending on where it comes from. IKEA is still busy selling the little remaining european old-growth forest they acquired through questionable means, as certified, renewable, eco-friendly, cheap-as-shit furniture.

      • @Kuinox
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        11 year ago

        Where ikea use the old tree ? Most of what they sold uses very low quality plywood

        • @anyhow2503
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          11 year ago

          They do sell some hardwood stuff as a premium option, but they also use it as veneer.

          • @Kuinox
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            11 year ago

            veneer

            I totally forgot that, that’s make a lot of sense.

    • @XanderillOP
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      41 year ago

      2 big problems with that statement. 1st, it’s being harvested at a much greater rate than it’s being replenished. Second, old trees and old forests are far more valuable to the ecosystem than the cookie cutter “forests” planted after harvests.