Sentence examples for trees for charcoal from inspiring English sources

Rural communities have resorted to making small incomes from burning trees for charcoal.

"People knew they could make an income from burning trees for charcoal, and others came from outside to cut any trees they wanted," Jallou says.

Some cut trees for charcoal to sell to local businesses such as bakeries, while others migrate to cities and towns, as well as to the Dominican Republic or other islands.

This is a big issue with big implications on diversity of species, on energy: people are chopping down trees for charcoal and eventually this will push their fuel prices up because there will be a shortage of this once abundant source of fuel for cooking.

The general trend in the loss of woodlands is attributable to three factors, the first of which is the increased cutting of hardwood trees for charcoal and firewood.

The cutting of trees for charcoal production has rendered Haiti much more vulnerable to extreme weather events.

The demands of this vast urban population have caused extensive erosion in the surrounding countryside, as the soil is exhausted from overcultivation and trees cut for charcoal have not been replanted.

A strategy to withstand water stress is shedding of leaves, and this might furnish an excuse for tree felling for charcoal production even before the tree is really dead (cf. above).

The Forest of Dean could be used for hunting, but was more important to the king as a major metalworking centre, thanks to the plentiful supply of trees for making charcoal and the iron deposits in the limestone stone of the region.

But tree-cutting for charcoal and land degradation due to mismanagement are not the only factors at play in Sudan.

Average biomass loss per subsistence extraction incident is 40.4 kg compared to 186.4 kg per tree used for charcoal.