Brazil’s illegal loggers downscale to avoid satellite detection
by Alex Pashley for RTCC, part of the Guardian Enviro from on (#J1X5)
Hard-to-detect small-scale clearance of Amazon rainforest makes up half of country's deforestation rate, says study. RTCC reports
Brazil's drive to nip illicit tree-felling in the bud has shifted the nature of the problem, according to researchers.
Small-scale illegal logging is - proportionally speaking - on the rise, says a report by the Climate Policy Initiative and the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro.
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