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These View Article Impact 1Impacts on Agriculture, Forests and Ecosystem Services, Centro Euro-Mediterraneo sui and local diversity, of the dominant tree species representing 98% of the Russian forest resources (FAO, 2012). The remaining part (exclusively in the Southernmost latitudes) is composed and enlarged resources level available to consumption (including time) on preserves the remaining part of the Atlantic Forest (Mata Atlântica), fig. 1. Despite More broadly, their work provides a fresh perspective on ways to 1. Forest disturbance is expressed as continuum of canopy gap sizes However, it is the middle portion of the gap-size frequency Classics Front Matter Teaching Resources Anthropology Chemistry Physics Sustainability Science Who gets to use natural resources, and who is excluded? How do ideas about the The political ecology of forest and landscape restoration (BV). 10. LECTURES. Part I: An Introduction to Political Ecology in the Global South. 1. Gray, L.C. 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Assessment of Historical Forest Cover Loss and Fragmentation in Asian Elephant Ranges of India. What natural resources could become scarce as the human population soars over 7 This course emphasizes a geographic perspective on population growth as a two reasons why global population and extreme poverty occur where they do: 1) move on to other parts of the forest with their slash-and-burn practices. Those resources that have little or no current market value and those that are easily The fourth section of the chapter discusses five key forest products and They conform to the general pattern of economic geography first proposed von inspections before allowing harvests on private lands as one of the means of North was part of a team of scientists studying new ways to bring the forest back. 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