Sentence examples for extent of deforestation from inspiring English sources

The extent of deforestation, however, is only expected to get worse as humans continue to fell trees.

Both here and for birds in Brazil's Atlantic Forest, which is another hot spot, the extent of deforestation and the species-to-area relationship accurately predict the number of threatened species rather than extinct ones.

Urgent and decisive action to curb the extent of deforestation and forest degradation, and promote the enhancement of carbon stocks through regeneration and afforestation, and thus better accounting of CO2 sources and sinks is paramount.

Statistical analyses suggest that the number of children in the household, the use of hired labor, and geographic accessibility are important factors in explaining variations in the extent of deforestation on household farms in the Patrimony Forest.

The results indicated that the spatial extent of deforestation, unchanged forest cover and afforestation were 1.38, 2.39, and 1.15 million hectares, respectively, while the annual deforestation and afforestation rates were 0.95 and 0.75% which are high compared to other areas in the humid tropics.

A lack of transparency in the industry means there are no reliable numbers to show the exact extent of deforestation caused specifically by palm oil.

The length was defined by the extent of continuous deforestation for each SA (Fig. 1b).

The extent of illegal deforestation among catchments differed significantly based on the location criteria.

For each study location (SA1 SA5), spatial sampling captured the extent of the deforestation process caused by human activities and its variability within study locations.

She and her colleagues needed a way to engage with villagers ― to help them understand the extent of the deforestation crisis and empower them to make better land use choices that would not just be beneficial to their communities but to chimps and other wildlife too.  .

Lack of appropriate historical data has seriously impeded research into the extent and effects of deforestation in arid lands, but the declassification of corona satellite images has now made it possible to study long-term changes in arboreal vegetation.