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Report Finds German Forests Still
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AI-generatedThe report indicates ongoing damage to German forests from heat and drought, affecting timber supply and forest health. Commercial mechanism is weak: no direct price or supply disruption quantified. Potential long-term impact on wood availability for construction and paper industries, but no immediate scarcity or margin squeeze identified.
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- 35% of trees showed significant damage in 2025, down from 36% in 2024.
- Four out of five common tree species classified as unhealthy.
- Oak trees: 51% show significant crown thinning.
- Survey assessed over 46,000 trees at 1,889 locations.
- Older trees (>60 years) most affected.
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