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Wood Science: Beyond Building

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Lawrence Osborn,Jeffrey Slahor
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West Virginia University

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The central question of this course: “why study wood?” If “why study wood” is the question, one answer would be that it is the only raw material available to us that is truly renewable in human life span terms. Wood is as important to society today as it ever was, despite the development of many man-made substitute materials, changing resource availability, and the changing needs of society. Some items on the list of wood products stay the same (lumber, plywood and veneer for building construction, furniture, shipping pallets & crates and other containers & packaging materials, railroad ties, utility poles, chemical feed stocks, etc), but the list also keeps changing to meet new needs and challenges as the resource changes.

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  • Approx. 11 hours to complete
  • Earn a Certificate upon completion
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This course includes

  • Approx. 11 hours to complete
  • Earn a Certificate upon completion
  • Start instantly and learn at your own schedule.

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Wood Science: Beyond Building

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Lawrence Osborn,Jeffrey Slahor
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West Virginia University

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Start Date: February 10th 2021

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The central question of this course: “why study wood?” If “why study wood” is the question, one answer would be that it is the only raw material available to us that is truly renewable in human life span terms. Wood is as important to society today as it ever was, despite the development of many man-made substitute materials, changing resource availability, and the changing needs of society. Some items on the list of wood products stay the same (lumber, plywood and veneer for building construction, furniture, shipping pallets & crates and other containers & packaging materials, railroad ties, utility poles, chemical feed stocks, etc), but the list also keeps changing to meet new needs and challenges as the resource changes.

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