"accelerated deforestation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the rapid rate at which forests are being destroyed. For example: "The accelerated deforestation of the Amazon rainforest has had a devastating impact on the environment."
Industrial-style soy cultivation has accelerated deforestation.
These landscapes are undergoing rapid change because of accelerated deforestation for cultivation and firewood.
The environmental dimensions of such "independent", accelerated development include dramatically increased pollution, diminished water resources, accelerated deforestation and desertification, and increasing biodiversity losses.
However, direct quantifications of the effect of accelerated deforestation on carbon (C) pools of these systems are rare.
The results from pollen and charcoal analysis, together with archaeological and historical evidence, suggest that human activities over the last 2000 years have significantly accelerated deforestation that was initiated by a drying climate since the mid-Holocene.
Similarly, Hurni et al. (2005) also noted that population increment from the mid to the turn of the twentieth century at the country level (Ethiopia) accelerated deforestation and intensified cultivation.
His policies in the Amazon basin will greatly accelerate deforestation.
The proposed revisions would exempt small farms from those rules, potentially accelerating deforestation, environmentalists said.
When combined with population growth and increased access to international markets, it is resulting in rapidly accelerating deforestation and degradation.
It has also unleashed a new scramble for oil, minerals and cropland that is accelerating deforestation and fuelling a new wave of land conflicts from Colombia to Chile.
Road construction demonstrably accelerates deforestation rates in tropical forests, but its consequences for forest degradation remain less clear.
