logging
cutting, skidding, on-site processing, and loading of trees or logs onto transport vehicles
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logging
Summary
logging is an economic activity[1]. logging draws 1,381 Wikipedia views per month (economic_activity category, ranking #22 of 70).[2]
Key Facts
- logging's instance of is recorded as economic activity[3].
- logging is made of trunk[4].
- logging is a type of forestry and logging[5].
- logging is part of group in classification of productive activities[6].
- logging's Commons category is recorded as Logging[7].
- logging comprises lumbering[8].
- logging's catalog code is recorded as 0220[9].
- logging's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Logging[10].
- logging's Commons gallery is recorded as Logging[11].
- logging's product or material produced is recorded as log[12].
- logging's described by source is recorded as Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1926–1947)[13].
- logging's described by source is recorded as The New Student's Reference Work[14].
- logging's International Standard Industrial Classification code Rev.4 is recorded as 022[15].
- logging's different from is recorded as lumbering[16].
- logging's name is recorded as exploitation forestière[17].
- logging's name is recorded as Holzeinschlag[18].
- logging's name is recorded as Дърводобив[19].
- logging's name is recorded as Těžba dřeva[20].
- logging's name is recorded as Skovning[21].
- logging's name is recorded as Metsavarumine[22].
- logging's name is recorded as Υλοτομία[23].
- logging's name is recorded as Logging[24].
- logging's name is recorded as Explotación de la madera[25].
- logging's name is recorded as Exploitatie van bossen[26].
- logging's name is recorded as Utilizzo di aree forestali[27].
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Definition and Type
logging's instance of is recorded as economic activity[3]. logging is a type of forestry and logging[5].
Use and Application
logging comprises lumbering[8]. logging is part of group in classification of productive activities[6].
Why It Matters
logging draws 1,381 Wikipedia views per month (economic_activity category, ranking #22 of 70).[2] logging has Wikipedia articles in 24 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[28] logging is known by 67 alternative names across languages and contexts.[29]