The price of deforestation
Human impact on the living environment not only reduces the number of individuals in the population, but also causes individuals of some species to shrink their bodies.
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Human impact on the living environment not only reduces the number of individuals in the population, but also causes individuals of some species to shrink their bodies.
Indonesia, on November 28, launched a nationwide planting campaign to ease criticism of the island's deforestation, and set a new world record.
On December 5, delegates from the countries worked together to find a mechanism for buying and selling emissions quotas so that developing countries could sell their emi…
Australia has established a $ 160 million fund to protect the world's forests. This is considered one of the efforts to combat illegal deforestation and global warming.…
Climate Earth warms up, deforestation, too low rainfall are the causes of the everlasting snow class on the highest mountain in Africa Kilimanjaro is melting slowly, jud…
The problem of sustainable management for tropical forests has been slow, while about 95% of these forests in the world are threatened, according to a report by the Inte…
Deforestation rates are showing slowing indicators because of the impact of afforestation as well as the development of natural forests according to the latest statistic…
A series of Melaleuca forests in Long An, Dong Thap, and Tien Giang were cut down by farmers, shifted to rice and some other crops, the destruction of Melaleuca forests…
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) said on November 14 that global deforestation is decreasing, but the forest is still disappearing at an…
Extensive photographs of industrialization, urbanization and deforestation by Edward Burtynsky show how humans are destroying the Earth.
Artist Echaroux projected a Surui face image onto the tree in the hope of preventing deforestation.
The butterfly forest is facing a threat from deforestation, making it only a matter of time.
This is a great victory in the fight against global deforestation.
The Republic of Congo has just established a national park with the goal of preserving the gorillas - the country's rare primate. It is also home to some of the red-list…
One could argue that these epidemics are actually not new, they have existed in human society for centuries but have only recently been known for scientific progress.