Meanings of combat deforestation in English

You can sweep off to combat deforestation in Kenya, or help with wallaby conservation in Australia.

Nonetheless, following global pressure, especially from foreign investment firms, Bolsonaro has deployed the military to combat deforestation.

Following global pressure from foreign governments and investors, Bolsonaro has deployed the military to combat deforestation and fires.

This year, the president authorized a military deployment from May to November to combat deforestation and forest fires.

Cargill was also named in the report for not doing enough to combat deforestation in its supply chain.

Measures to combat deforestation, which accounts for almost 20 percent of current greenhouse gas emissions, should also be given priority.

LC is big on ethics: single origin, recyclables and for every product sold one tree is planted to combat deforestation.

The Bolsonaro government has sought to militarize environmental enforcement, sending thousands of soldiers to the Amazon last month to combat deforestation.

Kenyan environmentalist Professor Wangari Maathai received the Nobel Peace Prize today for her work to combat deforestation and to promote democracy and women's rights.

Environmental groups said abandoning mandatory inspections would have ruptured a groundbreaking legal framework built over the last decade to combat deforestation in the country.

Norway funds to slow deforestation -Will provide up to 3 billion crowns ($510 million) a year to combat deforestation.