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Illegal Logging

The dark light: Zimbabwe’s energy nightmare
Opinion
/ 13 June 2024

The dark light: Zimbabwe’s energy nightmare

Power shortages across the country are fuelling deforestation through the illegal charcoal trade

By Nqobile Tshili, Yolanda Moyo & Nkosana Vuma
Illegal logging in Brazil turns Amazon into a powder keg
Article
/ 24 April 2019

Illegal logging in Brazil turns Amazon into a powder keg

The Arara territory has been under government protection since 1991. But there are fears that could change under Bolsonaro, a climate change sceptic

By Louis Genot
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Article
/ 24 October 2010

Borneo’s rainforest is being killed by the timber mafia

Felling trees to meet demand for garden furniture is devastating villages, livelihoods and food supplies, and threatening endangered species.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 15 July 2010

World illegal logging down, still remains big problem

Illegal logging has fallen by 22% worldwide in the past decade but remains a huge problem from Brazil to Indonesia, a study showed on Thursday.

By Alister Doyle

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