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Deforestation

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  1. Environmental Law Prof Blog

    Top Comparative Environmental Law Film

    By Environmental Law Prof

    When it comes to films that relate to comparative environmental law, the pickings are slim.  But there is one film that stands out for me:  They Killed Sister Dorothy. Sister…

  2. International Law Prof Blog

    May 22 is Biological Diversity Day

    By InternationalLaw Blogger

    May 22 is the International Day for Biological Diversity.  UN Secretary Ban Ki Moon is using the day to highlight concerns about deforestation and is urging the 193 States Parties to…

  3. Land Use Prof Blog

    International perspective: land use law and property in the Amazon

    By Land Use Prof

       When I was kid in the 1970s, I thought that if I really wanted to get out of going to school, I could head for the Brazilian Amazon, which…

  4. Land Use Prof Blog

    More land put to the plow … and more problems …

    By Land Use Prof

      With the dollar plummeting and the reputation of the United States at a low point throughout much of the world, in which ways is the United States still the…

  5. Environmental Law Prof Blog

    Its too darn hot — even for the rainforests!

    By Environmental Law Prof

    Nature news.com published a report by Michael Hopkin online 10 August 2007 (doi:10.1038/news070806-13) that rising global temperatures will stunt rainforest growth, thus exacerabating global warming. This is one of the…

  6. PropertyProf Blog

    Alix-Garcia on Common Property Deforestation

    By propertyprof

    Jennifer Alix-Garcia (University of Montana, Dep't of Economics) has posted A Spatial Analysis of Common Property Deforestation on SSRN. Here's the abstract: This paper develops and tests a theory of…

  7. Land Use Prof Blog

    The international debate over use vs. preservation …

    By Land Use Prof

    [Global Saturday]   It's happening all over the world -- While environmentalists implore third world nations to preserve their natural resources, governments and local residents see quick profits from using the…

  8. Environmental Law Prof Blog

    Amazon Deforestation Twice the Level Previously Reported

    By Environmental Law Prof

    A study by  Asner, et al, reported in Science yesterday used new satellite reconnaisance techniques to detect smaller, selective cuts in the Amazon forests.  The new data indicates that annual…