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Illegal Logging: Where Does Your Wood Come From?Tags: global, united states, awareness, illegal operations, corruption, impact ecological, companies, politicians, civil society

USA - This week Congress could pass an act that would cut down on illegal logging, which has devastating consequences on local habitats, economies and climate change.

Nearly half of what China exports is cheap wooden furniture, and most of the wood is logged illegally in Thailand, Burma, Indonesia and Russia. Illegal logging destroys the habitats of people, birds, beasts, as well as the natural barrier against global warming... [Continue]

Illegal Logging: Where Does Your Wood Come From?Tags: global, united states, awareness, illegal operations, corruption, impact ecological, companies, politicians, civil society

USA - This week Congress could pass an act that would cut down on illegal logging, which has devastating consequences on local habitats, economies and climate change.

Nearly half of what China exports is cheap wooden furniture, and most of the wood is logged illegally in Thailand, Burma, Indonesia and Russia. Illegal logging destroys the habitats of people, birds, beasts, as well as the natural barrier against global warming..... [Continue]

Illegal Logging: Where Does Your Wood Come From?Tags: global, united states, awareness, illegal operations, corruption, impact ecological, companies, politicians, civil society

USA - This week Congress could pass an act that would cut down on illegal logging, which has devastating consequences on local habitats, economies and climate change.

Nearly half of what China exports is cheap wooden furniture, and most of the wood is logged illegally in Thailand, Burma, Indonesia and Russia. Illegal logging destroys the habitats of people, birds, beasts, as well as the natural barrier against global warming....... [Continue]

Illegal Logging: Where Does Your Wood Come From?Tags: global, united states, awareness, illegal operations, corruption, impact ecological, companies, politicians, civil society

USA - This week Congress could pass an act that would cut down on illegal logging, which has devastating consequences on local habitats, economies and climate change.

Nearly half of what China exports is cheap wooden furniture, and most of the wood is logged illegally in Thailand, Burma, Indonesia and Russia. Illegal logging destroys the habitats of people, birds, beasts, as well as the natural barrier against global warming......... [Continue]

Illegal Logging: Where Does Your Wood Come From?Tags: global, united states, awareness, illegal operations, corruption, impact ecological, companies, politicians, civil society

USA - This week Congress could pass an act that would cut down on illegal logging, which has devastating consequences on local habitats, economies and climate change.

Nearly half of what China exports is cheap wooden furniture, and most of the wood is logged illegally in Thailand, Burma, Indonesia and Russia. Illegal logging destroys the habitats of people, birds, beasts, as well as the natural barrier against global warming........... [Continue]

Illegal Logging: Where Does Your Wood Come From?Tags: global, united states, awareness, illegal operations, corruption, impact ecological, companies, politicians, civil society

USA - This week Congress could pass an act that would cut down on illegal logging, which has devastating consequences on local habitats, economies and climate change.

Nearly half of what China exports is cheap wooden furniture, and most of the wood is logged illegally in Thailand, Burma, Indonesia and Russia. Illegal logging destroys the habitats of people, birds, beasts, as well as the natural barrier against global warming............. [Continue]

Illegal Logging: Where Does Your Wood Come From?Tags: global, united states, awareness, illegal operations, corruption, impact ecological, companies, politicians, civil society

USA - This week Congress could pass an act that would cut down on illegal logging, which has devastating consequences on local habitats, economies and climate change.

Nearly half of what China exports is cheap wooden furniture, and most of the wood is logged illegally in Thailand, Burma, Indonesia and Russia. Illegal logging destroys the habitats of people, birds, beasts, as well as the natural barrier against global warming............... [Continue]