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How ongoing deforestation is rooted in colonialism and its management practices

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By Justine Loizeau, Antoine Fabre, Clement Boyer, Pierre Labardin
| Phys.org Verified
Half of the world's forests were destroyed during the 20th century, with three regions mainly affected: South America, West Africa and Southeast Asia. The situation has worsened to the point that, in 2023, the European Parliament voted to ban the import of chocolate, coffee, palm oil and rubber linked to deforestation. A long-standing dependence on raw materials These products are at the heart of our economies and consumption habits. The case of rubber is particularly emblematic.
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How ongoing deforestation is rooted in colonialism and its management practices

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By Justine Loizeau, Antoine Fabre, Clement Boyer, Pierre Labardin
| The Conversation Verified
Half of the world’s forests were destroyed during the 20th century, with three regions mainly affected: South America, West Africa and Southeast Asia. The situation has worsened to the point that, in 2023, the European Parliament voted to ban the import of chocolate, coffee, palm oil and rubber linked to deforestation. A weekly e-mail in English featuring expertise from scholars and researchers.
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Derrière la déforestation d’aujourd'hui, le spectre de la colonisation et de sa gestion

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By Justine Loizeau, Antoine Fabre, Clement Boyer, Pierre Labardin
| The Conversation Verified
Bornéo, Amazonie, bassin du Congo… Les grandes forêts primaires qu’il nous reste sont toujours menacées par la déforestation. Une pratique néfaste qui a bien souvent des origines coloniales. La moitié des forêts de la planète a été détruite au cours du XXème siècle. Trois régions du monde ont été particulièrement ravagées : l’Amérique du Sud, l’Afrique de l’Ouest, et l’Asie du Sud-Est.
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