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Ms Anderson added that she hoped that the government would continue to listen to the public, and involve them as it developed future forest policy.
BBC: Public forests must not be sold, say advisers
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Arisio Genaro, president of the Nacion Mayangna, told BBC News that this was an extremely serious threat to the future of the forest.
BBC: Nicaragua cloud forest 'under siege' by illegal loggers
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In return, Guyana has promised to guarantee the preservation of the forest in the immediate future, preventing illegal logging and mining and thus helping to put the brakes on climate change.
BBC: Guyana��s path to paradise
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The Amazon forest provides a relevant example: due to the interaction of deforestation, fire and climate change, it is predicted that the Amazon could undergo a widespread dieback in the future, with parts of the forest moving into a self-perpetuating cycle of more frequent fires and intense droughts, leading to a shift to savanna-like vegetation.
FORBES: The Future of Life On Earth: A Two-Part Discussion
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Alexander Mather of the University of Aberdeen predicted in 1992 that forest transition is the likely future of tropical countries, too.
ECONOMIST: The benefits of CCS
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While popular ornamental species continue to bloom in gardens, the flowering plants face a more precarious future in the wild as their native forest habitats are increasingly threatened by human activities, the authors warn.
CNN: Half of magnolias face extinction
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We welcome the national support this has attracted and look forward to keeping our forest the way it is, for future generations.
BBC: Survey finds opposition to privatisation of forests
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The likely fate of the Amazon under climate change came under focus early last year when, as one of a series of attacks on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the Sunday Times newspaper accused the panel of having included an unsubstantiated claim that up to 40% of the forest could be affected by climate change in future.
BBC: Amazon drought 'severe' in 2010, raising warming fears
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The hare hid in the grass, lamented a little in his own way, then tidied his fur, crept through a gap in the fence, and disappeared into the forest, putting aside his recent grief for the sake of future life.
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