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Add  A framework for assessing the vulnerability of rubber plantations to the impacts of climate change with special reference to Kerala, India
Authors: B Pradeep | M. D. Jessy | V. P. Sylas
Date: 2022-12-22 |2022-12-22 |2001–1 |2022 | | | | | | |
Subject: PRRIM | Journal Rubber Research | Rubber Industry and Trade
Language: EN
Type: Article
Identifier: 1511-1768
Description: The impacts of climate change are more frequent due to global warming, which will negatively affect the production of natural rubber globally. There is a substantial lack of research on assessing the … More
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Add  Akta Lembaga Pasaran dan Pelesenan Getah Malaysia, 1972
Authors: Anon
Date: 2019-04-25 |2019-04-25 |2001–1 |1972 | | | | | | |
Subject: Document Delivery | Others | Akta 84 (1972) | Rubber Industry and Trade
Language: EN
Type: Article
Identifier: valet-20190426-085136
Description: Akta ini telah dimansuhkan dan digantikan oleh Akta Lembaga Getah Malaysia (Perbadanan) 1996. [Akta 551]
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Add  Rubber Shipping and Packing Control Act, 1949 [Act 526]
Authors: Commissioner of Law Revision
Date: 2019-04-23 |2019-04-23 |2001–1 |1949 | | | | | | |
Subject: Document Delivery | Others | Rubber Industry and Trade
Language: EN
Type: Article
Identifier: valet-20190424-091049
Description: Revised up to 15th November 1994. Repealed by Act 551: Malaysian Rubber Board (Incorporation) Act 1996
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Add  The Malaysian plantation industry, 1980 − 1921
Authors: Siew, B. W.
Date: 2013-11-19 |2013-11-19 |2001–1 |2006 | | | | | | |
Subject: Document Delivery | Others | - | Rubber Industry and Trade
Language: EN
Type: Article
Identifier: valet-20131119-110043
Description: Rubber was the dominant crop of the Malaysian Plantation Industry for more than eight decades up to 1989 when the total area of oil palm (1,591,536 ha.) exceeded that of rubber (1,551,000 ha.). By 200… More
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Add  Greenhouse gas emissions from rubber industry in Thailand
Authors: Jawjit, W. | Rattanapan, S. | Kroeze, C.
Date: 2013-01-3 |2013-01-3 |2001–1 |2010 | | | | | | |
Subject: Document Delivery | Others | J. Cleaner Production | Rubber Industry and Trade
Language: EN
Type: Article
Identifier: valet-20130103-084733
Description: Rubber production has been taking place in Thailand for many decades. Thailand is currently the world’s largest natural rubber producer. We present emissions of greenhouse gases associated with the pr… More
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Add  Rubber recycling: emerging markets and new technology
Authors: Smith, F.G.
Date: 2010-11-16 |2010-11-16 |2001–1 |1995 | | | | | | |
Subject: Document Delivery | Others | Plast. Rubb. & Paper Recycling | Rubber Industry and Trade
Language: EN
Type: Article
Identifier: valet-20101116-090517
Description: Emerging technology for the production of recycled rubber and a changing market environment more willing to consider recycled rubber as a viable rubber material in product design and applications, sup… More
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