After announcing a ban on imports of wood products from Russia and Belarus in April, Estonia finally resisted the impact of the wood shortage, and announced in early June that it would ease logging restrictions on state-owned forests. This has increased Estonia's harvestable area by nearly 25 percent. Finland is expected to increase its harvest by 3% annually over the next two years. Many European timber producing and importing and exporting countries have begun to take corresponding measures to fill the timber gap.     All these changes come from the chain reaction ...