North America's Threatened Rainforest
3 October 2001 - 12:00pm
A Houston Chronicle special report on deforestation.
"The Lacandon Forest, or Selva Lacandona, on Mexico's southern frontier could disappear in less than a generation under a steady onslaught of land-hungry peasants and resource-craving businesses, advocates for the forest and those who colonize it say.Similar destruction eats away at the once-vast tropical woodlands farther to the north, east and south in the Yucatan Peninsula, Guatemala and parts of Belize."
Full Story:
The Fated Forest
Source:
The Houston Chronicle, October 2, 2001
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