timber industry best practice

now talking about the past or get rid of gunns is just redundant,lets talk about industry best practice,who are the leaders in sustainable forestry,what are the best renewable
energy sources(my vote goes to wind power unfortunately the solar rebate scheme has made it economically unsustainable as it is reliant on a high recs price).

what is best mill practice,what are the chlorine free alternatives.

alternately can the process include chlorine with low levels of pollution.

what do you think would represent best sustainable harvesting
with the lowest environmental impact.

why does australia need a timber industry,and which types of timber do you think we need .

what makes exporting timber product viable.

if there were no mills producing export product what effect would that have on our timber industry.

why do you really think old growth forests and native forests are used ,why were they used in the past.
how many native forests remain in europe,china,india,england
and for that matter australia.

apart from the obvious impact of native logging or clear felling what do you think the macro effect of primary industry has on flora and fauna,now that includes all forms o mining,agribusiness,domestic animal food production,dairys,livestock.

what alternative are available to replace timber and timber product.

what impact would alternate product have on the environment.


i am very confident there will be no real response to these questions,just be more of the same old, we have problems,problems,problems ------ i have noticed the best way to overcome problems are solutions so lets hear some