Confronting Sustainability: Forest Certification in Developing and Transitioning Countries
@inproceedings{Cashore2006ConfrontingSF, title={Confronting Sustainability: Forest Certification in Developing and Transitioning Countries}, author={B. Cashore and F. Gale and E. Meidinger and D. Newsom}, year={2006} }
In the last quarter century a growing body of scientific research has revealed that the
world’s forests are under stress. Data collected on biodiversity, species decline and
deforestation reveal widespread deterioration of forest ecosystem structure and function.
Research on social and community conditions has documented growing uncertainty
about the ability of forest dependent communities to rely on forests for their
livelihoods. Analyses of economic globalization and technological… CONTINUE READING
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