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That gave certified wood a competitive advantage over non-certified wood.
Tensie Whelan: Incentives to Save the Planet -- Part 1 Tensie Whelan 2010
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That gave certified wood a competitive advantage over non-certified wood.
Tensie Whelan: Incentives to Save the Planet -- Part 1 Tensie Whelan 2010
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We incentivized the system by giving certified wood access to markets, a special seal of approval that distinguished it from non-certified wood for consumers and a "chain of custody" certification for downstream companies showing its wood was sourced and processed sustainably.
Tensie Whelan: Incentives to Save the Planet -- Part 1 Tensie Whelan 2010
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We incentivized the system by giving certified wood access to markets, a special seal of approval that distinguished it from non-certified wood for consumers and a "chain of custody" certification for downstream companies showing its wood was sourced and processed sustainably.
Tensie Whelan: Incentives to Save the Planet -- Part 1 Tensie Whelan 2010
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That gave certified wood a competitive advantage over non-certified wood.
Tensie Whelan: Incentives to Save the Planet -- Part 1 Tensie Whelan 2010
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That gave certified wood a competitive advantage over non-certified wood.
Tensie Whelan: Incentives to Save the Planet -- Part 1 Tensie Whelan 2010
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We incentivized the system by giving certified wood access to markets, a special seal of approval that distinguished it from non-certified wood for consumers and a "chain of custody" certification for downstream companies showing its wood was sourced and processed sustainably.
Tensie Whelan: Incentives to Save the Planet -- Part 1 Tensie Whelan 2010
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That gave certified wood a competitive advantage over non-certified wood.
Tensie Whelan: Incentives to Save the Planet -- Part 1 Tensie Whelan 2010
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We incentivized the system by giving certified wood access to markets, a special seal of approval that distinguished it from non-certified wood for consumers and a "chain of custody" certification for downstream companies showing its wood was sourced and processed sustainably.
Tensie Whelan: Incentives to Save the Planet -- Part 1 Tensie Whelan 2010
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We incentivized the system by giving certified wood access to markets, a special seal of approval that distinguished it from non-certified wood for consumers and a "chain of custody" certification for downstream companies showing its wood was sourced and processed sustainably.
Tensie Whelan: Incentives to Save the Planet -- Part 1 Tensie Whelan 2010
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