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work_i3ya3uetzzdedebpvrojgucbem	David N. Wear	The effects of population growth on timber management and inventories in Virginia	1999	9	.pdf	application/pdf	8897	1884	100	Expanding human populations may have important effects on the availability of timber from private lands in the South. examine the effects of development on timber supply, we compared the density of populations and various site variables with expert opinions on the future location of commercial timberland for a study site in Virginia. predictor of commercial timberland and resulting probability equations provide a method for adjusting timber inventories. Findings indicate that the transition between rural and urban land use occurs where population density is between 20 and 70 Population effects reduce commercial inventories between 30 and 49% in the study area. effect may be the reduced investment in timber production in areas of moderate population density as total effect of population density on timberland area population density of 45 people psm and the probability of commercial forestry is >0.75 at ca. lands and adjusting forest area for population effects	./cache/work_i3ya3uetzzdedebpvrojgucbem.pdf	./txt/work_i3ya3uetzzdedebpvrojgucbem.txt