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Cameroon government again opens way for logging in Ebo Forest
Cameroon’s government is again planning to open a portion of Ebo Forest to logging, threatening 200,000 hectares (500,000 acres) of largely intact forest that is home to several rare and endangered species. The forest, in southern Cameroon, is also subject to a land claim by Indigenous Banen people. In April, the prime minister’s office reclassified […]
https://news.mongabay.com/2023/08/cameroon-government-again-opens-way-for-logging-in-ebo-forest/
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sad news
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😭 dismay!
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This is really absurd
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This is very frustrating
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Deforestation is a nightmare on climate change. This is really wanting
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Not fare at all we are struggling to plant more trees as the government of Cameroon what's to destroy the habitat home for wild animals
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How would the Cameroon government consciously give a leeway to forest degradation,destruction of vital ecosystems and biodiversity loss since that's what opening of Ebo forest means?
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Forest destruction is a crisis for the whole planet.
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this is sad
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😣😣😣 Stop this Cameroon!our mother nature have suffered enough, NO MORE DEFORESTATION
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@elizbeth_gathigia Nature is suffering.
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Wouldn't want to imagine what happened in Kenya after logging ban was lifted,so much destruction was made within a very short time,it's high time leaders should embrace the reality that we need to care for our forests more than ever before.
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@rosebellendiritu Cameroon's government need to back-track on forest protection.
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Climate change should now be expected to affect Cameroon's climatic zones differently, and extreme weather events will be more frequent and intense.
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Hard to argue that the Cameroon government should act with more integrity and foresight than, for example, the current UK regime.
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We need all the trees - especially in complex ecosystems like this.
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@Christina_Carlmark Many of these trees, especially the mature ones, provide a range of ecosystem services that are difficult to replace in the short term.
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disappointing, a threat to the animals
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@ajema_lydiah Deforestation represents a growing threat to all life on Earth.
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@grace_njeri_804 for sure
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This is so unwise. Kenya also recently lifted the ban on logging and that spells doom for the initiated reforestation, protection and conservation efforts.It's time to save not to devour the forests.
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@joyce_waturu_nyakweya Forests are being destroyed at an alarming rate, and it's up to us to protect them.
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Sad news for our motherland. I argue Cameroon government to rethink this decision.
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@rukia_ahmed_abdi They need to flip-flop such directives.
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@grace_njeri_804 Absolutely