Examples of 'annual deforestation' in a sentence
Meaning of "annual deforestation"
annual deforestation - This phrase refers to the loss of forested land or trees on a yearly basis. It is often used in environmental discussions or reports to highlight the impact of human activities such as logging, agriculture, or urbanization on forest ecosystems
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Percentage of annual deforestation.
The net annual deforestation rate has also declined compared with previous periods.
Small migratory farming is responsible for 70 percent of the annual deforestation in Peru.
This would indicate that annual deforestation rates were at least at this level.
Annual deforestation and production ( beef and soy ) trends in the Brazilian Amazon.
An estimated 20 to 25 percent of annual deforestation is thought to be due to commercial logging.
In countries like South Korea and Uruguay, tobacco farming accounts for 40 % of its annual deforestation.
The estimated annual deforestation for palm oil plantations is estimated at almost 15 million hectares.
An estimated 20 to 25 percent of annual deforestation is said to be due to commercial logging.
As a result, annual deforestation rates in the Cerrado are higher than in the Amazon.
It also has an annual deforestation rate of about 0.6.
With annual deforestation running at around 16 m ha, supply is falling.
This amounted to an annual deforestation rate of 1.43 per cent.
World annual deforestation is estimated as 13.7 million hectares a year, equal to the area of Greece.
Such methods helped lower annual deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon by about 70 percent since 2000.
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