Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5074084 | Geoforum | 2014 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
⺠Since the 1990s an industry has emerged that has harvested standing underwater trees in lakes around the world. ⺠There may be as many as 300 million trees submerged in reservoirs worldwide. ⺠Economic expectations for this industry are derived from a marketable story about connecting consumers with lost wood. ⺠Uncertainty can become productive in creating expectations of value as long as materials can be audited and managed. ⺠Findings are based on interviews with industry leaders and secondary data sources.
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Authors
Samuel Randalls, Gillian Petrokofsky,