Meanings of curb deforestation in English

Indonesia is also under pressure to curb deforestation, particularly illegal logging.

TRANSPARENCY Indonesia has stepped up efforts to fight illegal logging and to curb deforestation.

Cotter called RSPO a "toothless tiger" that has failed to seriously curb deforestation.

Environmental groups including WWF and Greenpeace have called on Indonesia to curb deforestation and palm oil expansion.

They also urged efforts to curb deforestation, which can increase the amount of N20 produced by soil bacteria.

Over the last few decades, a cautious optimism has emerged as isolated attempts to curb deforestation have yielded positive results.

Medeiros said the project will help curb deforestation in part by providing jobs beyond farming or timber cutting in local communities.

Indonesia, home to the world's third-largest expanse of tropical forests, is under international pressure to curb deforestation and destruction of its carbon-rich peatlands.

That law aims to curb deforestation, which peaked in 2004 at a pace of 27,000 square km per year.

But Indonesia, home to the world's third-largest expanse of tropical forests, is under international pressure to curb deforestation and destruction of its carbon-rich peatlands.

Allowing them to buy offsets from curbing deforestation would swamp the scheme, the Commission argued.

Should REDD just focus on curbing deforestation and build a reward structure on that basis, which is what Brazil wants?

Forests soak up large amounts of carbon dioxide and scientists say curbing deforestation is a key way to fight climate change.

Winn of Greenpeace said one idea was to focus initially on setting benchmarks for curbing deforestation, so-called proxies, since this was easier.

-FORESTRY -$15 billion to curb deforestation by 50 percent by 2030 and to increase plantings.