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Loggers in the Amazon primarily engage in the harvesting of timber, often cutting down trees for commercial purposes. This activity can lead to significant deforestation, impacting biodiversity and contributing to climate change. While some logging is legal and regulated, much of it occurs illegally, exacerbating environmental degradation and threatening indigenous communities. Efforts are ongoing to promote sustainable logging practices and reforestation initiatives to mitigate these negative effects.
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When did the loggers come to the amazon rain forest?
they came in the 1960's
How much do loggers log trees in the Amazon every day?
1.5 acres.
What do loggers think about the rainforest deforestation?
They benefit greatly from the deforestation of the amazon as they sell the trees to make money
When did loggers come to the rainforest?
Logging in rainforests has been happening since the 19th century, but it significantly increased in the mid-20th century with advancements in technology. It is important to note that indigenous communities have been living sustainably in rainforests for thousands of years before the arrival of loggers.
Where do people in the Amazon get their water from?
The Amazon river and natural springs. However, loggers have polluted many parts of the Amazon river, making drinking dangerous. So some tribes have had water wells built in them by humanitarian aid charities.
When was Loggers Leap created?
Loggers Leap was created in 1989.
What is the duration of Loggers Leap?
The duration of Loggers Leap is 360.0 seconds.
What is the duration of Swamp Loggers?
The duration of Swamp Loggers is 3600.0 seconds.
When was Swamp Loggers created?
Swamp Loggers was created on 2009-06-15.
When did Swamp Loggers end?
Swamp Loggers ended on 2012-01-10.
What is overlogging?
When the loggers take more trees than what are needed. When the loggers take more trees than what are needed. When the loggers take more trees than what are needed.
What is a loggers?
pulp
