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... and enhance- bilitation to a few million families ? violations . ment of livelihood options to reduce The problem , however , is that excessive pressure on natural rein most such situations ( barring ones sources .
... and enhance- bilitation to a few million families ? violations . ment of livelihood options to reduce The problem , however , is that excessive pressure on natural rein most such situations ( barring ones sources .
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The gross extravagance of western and Japanese promoted unbridled consumerism , which is essentially over - exploitative of natural resources , is accelerating the already serious depletion of the natural resources of the “ Third World ...
The gross extravagance of western and Japanese promoted unbridled consumerism , which is essentially over - exploitative of natural resources , is accelerating the already serious depletion of the natural resources of the “ Third World ...
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Natural regeneration on which forestry has hitherto , and will continue to depend , is absent in 53 per cent of the forests . The very survival of true forests is now in serious jeopardy . * Contradictory and inconsistent forest ...
Natural regeneration on which forestry has hitherto , and will continue to depend , is absent in 53 per cent of the forests . The very survival of true forests is now in serious jeopardy . * Contradictory and inconsistent forest ...
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