Woodworking if managed correctly can easily save the economy of Somalia. Here is why:
1. Cool stuff can be made out of it
2. Because of cool stuff, people will want to make and be able to sell and buy more stuff, resulting in revenue feedback loops.
3. Helps econominally remove invasive species such as Tree-of-Heaven, Siberian Elm, Asian Honeysuckles, and Albizia in the US, and garanwaa, plus baxarsaaf, gob, mirimiri, and geed hindi if found outside of cultivation.
Any wood can be reasonably used as long as it isn't endangered (e.g. mahogany and frankincense) or rotten. Be smart about sourcing, too.
1. Cool stuff can be made out of it
2. Because of cool stuff, people will want to make and be able to sell and buy more stuff, resulting in revenue feedback loops.
3. Helps econominally remove invasive species such as Tree-of-Heaven, Siberian Elm, Asian Honeysuckles, and Albizia in the US, and garanwaa, plus baxarsaaf, gob, mirimiri, and geed hindi if found outside of cultivation.
Any wood can be reasonably used as long as it isn't endangered (e.g. mahogany and frankincense) or rotten. Be smart about sourcing, too.
