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The Burning Season

Andrew Revkin

1990

Breakfast of biodiversity

John H. Vandermeer

1995

Rain Forest Destruction (What If We Do Nothing?)

Ewan McLeish

2007

The Amazon rain forest

Darv Johnson

1999

Deforestation

Lydia D. Bjornlund

2008

The yellow cab

Marcus Pfister

2013

After the trees

Douglas Ian Stewart

1994

The Battle for Sarawak's forests

Sahabat Alam Malaysia

1990

Conversion of tropical moist forests

Norman Myers

1980

Where's the Elephant?

Sarah Barroux

2015

Kringe in 'n bos

Dalene Matthee

1984 ★ 3.8

The Brazilian Amazon Rainforest

Luiz C. Barbosa

2000

One day in the tropical rain forest

Jean Craighead George

1989

Vanishing rain forests

Ted O'Hare

2005

Saving the tropical forests

Judith Gradwohl, François Falloux, Teresa Hayter

1990

Deforestation

Caleb Owens

1999

At the Cutting Edge

Elizabeth E. May

2005

Unruly hills

B. G. Karlsson

2011

Balancing Agricultural Development and Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon (Research Report (International Food Policy Research Institute), 127.)

Andrea Cattaneo

2002

Controlling tropical deforestation

Alan Grainger

1993

Making a model to show how forests prevent erosion

United States. Forest Service

1930

The debt boomerang

Susan George

1992

Tropical deforestation

Bruce Horowitz, Thomas A. Rudel, Thomas K. Rudel

1993

Why are the rain forests vanishing?

Isaac Asimov

1992

Tropical rainforests

Chris C. Park

1992

Power from the forest

Marites Dañguilan Vitug

1993

Strangely Like War

Derrick Jensen

2003

United Nations Environmental Sabbath, Earth Rest Day, June 1-3, 1990

United Nations Environment Programme

1990

Oil wealth and the fate of the forest

Sven Wunder

2003

In place of the forest

H. C. Brookfield

1995

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