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World Rainforest Report
Nov-Dec 2002,
#52

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Phil de Lepervanche - Editor

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DEC 16

opening up the Sierra Nevada to more logging ("To Save the Forest, The Trees Must Go", Dec. 15). Letter in response to article in New York Times

DEC 10

URGENT SARAYACU UPDATE - DECEMBER 10, 2002
SARAYACU KICHWA COMMUNITY IN AMAZON OF ECUADOR CONTINUES TO DEFEND ITS TERRITORIES FROM ILLEGAL OIL EXTRACTIONS

DEC 3

Famine in Africa International Monetary Fund and World Bank policies
criticised.

DEC 3

Ecuador's OCP Oil Pipeline International Alliance Vows to Intensify Opposition in Eight Countries.

DEC 3

EWINGAR STATE FOREST ACTION TODAY This morning three car loads of activists left for Ewingar S.F. with the intention of stopping the current logging operations.

DEC 2

HUMANE SOCIETY INTERNATIONAL
Urgent Action on Leuser Ecosystem Required 

DEC 1

HOPI ELDERS SPEAK There are things to be considered.

NOV 28

Rainforest Relief has teamed up with Green Empowerment on a project to create the El Bote Forest Reserve in northern Nicaragua.

NOV 28

DISTURBING PLEA FROM THE U'WA PEOPLE OF COLOMBIA. Read this and you will be inspired to act.

NOV 28

GET INVOLVED Help Build the Great Baikal Trail Connecting Russia's Magnificent National Parks and Nature Reserves

NOV 28

LETTER TO THE EDITOR. Interesting insight into other ways to waste our precious recourses.

nov 23

The Nature Conservancy Discovers Large Population of Orangutans in Borneo. The Southeast Asian islands of Sumatra and Borneo are the only two places in the world where orangutans can presently be found in the wild. 

NOV 22

NGOs call for mining and logging moratorium in South Kalimantan's forests. NGOs demand the Indonesian government immediately impose a moratorium on all mining and forestry (logging) activities throughout the forests of South Kalimantan. 

nov 22

Peru Gas Project's Damage to Rain Forest Assailed.
Two Texas energy companies, both closely tied to the Bush White House, are lining up administration support for nearly $900 million in public financing for a Peruvian natural gas project that will cut through one of the world's most pristine tropical rain forests.

nov 20

Why waste wood?
Rainforest advocate urges use of recycled 'plastic lumbers' in benches, rather than hardwoods

NOV 14

illegal loggers attack police, forest rangers in northern Vietnam

nov 11

EQUADOR OIL PIPELINE Residents and Environmentalists Paralyze OCP Pipeline Construction in Mindo. Community Members and International Observer Arrested

NOV 7

Conservationists at loggerheads over World Bank proposal, At the heart of the controversy is the World Bank's proposal to resume financial support for rainforest logging.

NOV 6

Volcanic eruption damages key Ecuador oil pipeline

NOV 5

ACTION ALERT UPDATE!
Conservationists at Loggerheads over World Bank Logging Subsidies

NOV 4

Amazonian Rainforests: Surging Threats, Brazil non-GM soy bean threatening rain forests. Soy milk may be hard to swallow after reading this.

NOV 4

FOREST CONSERVATION NEWS TODAY The pace of Amazonian rainforest loss and diminishment is accelerating from a variety of causes.

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