Sentence examples for forest debate from inspiring English sources

Regarding the news article "As jungles grow over, a new rain forest debate" (Jan . 31: Do so-called new "secondary" forests really indicate less urgency for protecting primeval rainforests?

Like the Observer Tree, there's another part of Tasmania's wild forests that is close to my heart – the Upper Florentine Valley, where I spent many years on the front lines of the forest debate, alongside countless others.

Such dichotomies are not endemic to Vietnam, but permeates the whole climate and forest debate globally.

Civil liberties groups and activists on both sides of forest debates say that the Forest Service is thwarting public access to decision makers.

After decades of controversy surrounding the management of forests, debate persists over how they can best be used to fight global warming while also being protected from their threats, including more and bigger wildfires.

After years of forest policy that relied on suppressing fires and limited financing for forest maintenance, people on both sides of the so-called "healthy forests" debate agree that the nation's wildlands, particularly those in the West, are badly in need of attention.

Non-timber resource data from the inventory, such as habitat area estimates, informed several forest management debates, e.g., informed debates about management of public land (Bolsinger and Waddell 1993).

Over on Twitter, the forest fire of debate quickly began to rage: they weren't pants, they were shorts.

The two contemporary elephant species (some scientists now say the African elephant is two distinct species, the savannah elephant and forest elephant, although debate still rages) are the last representatives of the megafauna, or megaherbivores, who have played an enormous part in shaping life on earth for far longer than Homo sapiens.

Despite emergent lines of thinking, there was no naturalist consensus on the forest cover-rainfall debate prior to the first quarter of the nineteenth century.

Furthermore, stakeholders continue the classic debate about forest protection versus forest use in the energy wood context.