That leaves them with two choices: to clear land farther and farther up the steep mountain slopes, or exploit land that belongs to others.
Peters' backers have not hesitated to exploit Land's Koch connection.
The globalized status quo possesses "unbelievable momentum," pillaging the planet and repeatedly exploiting land that is rightfully relied upon by many indigenous peoples for their livelihoods.
To developers, that means it's now a whole lot less painful to tie location-based functionality into your endeavors – no more dealing with certification or the constant worry of a security exploit landing on your lap.
Moreover it is tolerant to harsher climate conditions (like drought and high soil salinity) and can exploit lands that are not suitable for the cultivation of other crops [ 13, 15].
Similarly, the EGV with the third highest positive load on the marginality factor for all species/forms was the frequency in each spatial unit of land exploited for farming annual crops (land use predictor CROP, cf. Table 1 and Additional files 4, 5 and 6), which is again a variable related to the degree of land occupancy and exploitation by humans.
The Aboriginal peoples exploited the land efficiently by "firestick farming," the use of fire to regulate and maintain plant and animal food sources.
THE Long Island Rail Road arrived in 1873, spurring fears that the area would be exploited by land speculators.
"A fortress mentality is clearly unacceptable in countries with high levels of poverty," says Chris Thouless, a zoologist based in Kenya.This means that a conservancy has to earn more for locals than it would if they exploited the land.
Mr. Aslan uses previous scholarship to describe the precarious existence of Jewish peasants and the lower classes, and how the Romans and the Jewish upper class exploited the land and the people.
