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Mhoch4 provides free access to copyright-free editorial contributions and selected industry footage that is ideal for TV reporting.

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(Making more out of wood. In keeping with its main theme, LIGNA 2011 showed that there’s a lot more to wood than most people think. The fair celebrated its 19th year of operation with a stunning line-up of innovative products and solutions from 1,766 exhibitors. And with crowds of visitors discovering the joys of working with wood, LIGNA HANNOVER 2011 augurs well for the future of the wood industry.)

(Boosting efficiency and saving energy are top of the agenda in most branches of industry these days. Lightweight construction methods can deliver both. Visitors can see all the latest lightweight construction techniques for timber and wood-based products. )

(Heating with wood is a very cost-efficient alternative to heating with oil or gas. In fact, most organic matter - whether it's wood pellets, cherry pits or hay - can be converted into heat. Exhibitors at this year's LIGNA trade fair are showcasing a full range of technologies for extracting maximum heating value from wood.)

(Our forests are thriving – and so too is the forestry and wood industry. One sees this clearly at LIGNA Hannover 2011, where visitors marvel at the great versatility of wood – whether in the form of exquisitely crafted works of art, lightweight furniture, or wood chips as a renewable energy source.)

(LIGNA, the world’s leading trade fair for the forestry and wood industries, opens today in Hannover, Germany. In 2011 - the UN International Year of Forests - LIGNA features 1,766 exhibiting companies from 52 countries and spans 130,000 square meters of display space.)

(The United Nations announced 2011 the -International Year of Forests-. Forests are home to approximately two-thirds of all Species on Earth. Wood as a raw material will be used for energy production and sustainable construction - in Germany wood is used more and more as a building material. Which innovations are available in the wood construction sector and what do home-builders need to pay attention to?)