ANOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHTY

Drollette Dan. "A Plague of Deforestation Swees A!ross Sout"east Asia.". Yale
#ni$ersit%& '( )a% '(*+. ,e-. '. /une '(*0.
Dan Drollette writing is a-out t"e 1eforestation t"at "as "aene1 in 2ietna3 an1 t"at
area of t"e worl1. He sa%s t"at t"e oulation t"ere is one art of t"e !ause t"ere an1 also
t"ere wor4 in1ustr% !auses it too& t"e furniture in1ustr% an1 also t"e !offee in1ustr%. Onl%
*0 er!ent of t"e greater )e4ong5s re3aining forests will !onsist of "a-itat !aa-le of
sustaining $ia-le oulations of 3an% wil1life se!ies. ,"en it !o3es to rote!ting t"e
region5s wil1life& t"e ea!e is 3ore 1angerous t"an war. T"e ,,6 t"at "els !onser$e
rainforest entere1 2ietna3& t"e% noti!e1 t"at fro3 *78+& near t"e 2ietna3 wars en1 to
'((7 t"e greater )e4ong region lost nearl% one9t"ir1 of its re3aining forest !o$er.
S!"eer& Ro11%& an1 Doug )oss. "Deforestation an1 Its E:tre3e Effe!t on Glo-al
,ar3ing.;. Eart"tal4& *+ No$. '(*'. ,e-. '< /une '(*0.
Ro11% s!"e3er an1 Doug 3oss wrote t"is arti!le -e!ause t"e% were as4e1 if
1eforestation ro1u!e1 3ore GHG t"en !ars on t"e ro1e !o3-ing& an1 it is true it 1oes
ro1u!e 3ore !ar-on 1io:i1e. Stu1ies s"ow t"at !ars an1 tru!4s a!!ount for a-out *0
er!ent of glo-al !ar-on e3issions& w"ile 3ost anal%sts attri-ute 3ore aroun1 t"e '(
er!ent range to 1eforestation. T"e aut"ors sai1 t"at an% realisti! lan to re1u!e glo-al
war3ing ollution suffi!ientl% an1 in ti3e to a$oi1 1angerous !onse=uen!es 3ust rel% in
art on reser$ing troi!al forests. T"e% sa% t"at REDD is an e:traor1inar% wa% to "el
sto 1eforestation. REDD "as also s"own to -e a "uge su!!ess in Bra>il were in '((?
t"e% slowe1 1eforestation on t"e -roa1er -% 0(@& an1 En$iron3entalists are oti3isti!
t"at t"e% will re1u!e 1eforestation in ot"er arts of t"e worl1.
"Deforestation an1 Green"ouse Gases.;. ABO& < /an. '(*'. ,e-. '. /une '(*0.
T"is arti!le u-lis"e1 -% t"e !ongressional -u1get offi!e states 3an% wa%s on "ow to
re1u!e forest -ase1 !ar-on e3issions. T"e% state t"at if %ou tr% a reser$ation rogra3
3an% ti3es t"at will not wor4 -e!ause t"ere is Blea4age; an1 "ig" lu--er ri!es will
!ause a -la!4 3ar4et lea1ing to 3ore 1eforestation. Also if t"e !ountr% "as a wea4
go$ern3ent t"ere !oul1 -e no enfor!e3ent of t"e laws t"at are set fort". In t"e arti!le it is
also 1is!usse1 t"at %ou !oul1 3a4e glo-al in!enti$es -% ta:ing !ountries t"at "a$e a "ig"
GHG Cgreen "ouse gasD a3ount. T"is is $er% "elful for t"e !ause& it is a -ig ste for fro
!ongress to -egin tal4ing a-out 1eforestation an1 t"e en$iron3ent.
Sils-ur%& Ri!"ar1. Deforestation. New Yor4E Rosen Aentral& '(*'. Print.
In t"is -oo4 t"e aut"or Ri!"ar1 sils-ur% starts -% gi$ing t"e 3ost -asi! 1efinition of
1eforestation& "to !lear forest or woo1lan1 for a!!ess to $alua-le resour!es". He !learl%
1es!ri-es t"e lin4 -etween 1eforestation an1 ro1u!ing well for e:ort& li4e in Bra>il t"e
!ut trees so t"e% "a$e 3ore roo3 for li$e sto!4. In sils-ur%Fs -oo4 "e -riefl% e:lains
t"e i3ortan!e of t"e forest an1 t"e reason w"% t"e trees are so !ru!ial in stoing
!li3ate !"ange. He also sea4s a-out t"e ro-le3s of 1eforestation li4e groun1
1efirtili>ation w"i!" "aens w"en t"e to soil get was"e1 awa% -e!ause t"ere is no root
s%ste3 to sto erosion.
"Rain forest infor3ation.; Rain forest 3a4er& 8 /an. '(*0. ,e-. + /ul% '(*0.
T"is infor3ation is a-out 3an% of t"e fa!ts in$ol$ing 1eforestation worl1 wi1e. T"e%
start off sa%ing stating t"at onl% '@ of t"e worl1 is !o$ere1 -% forest an1 -efore it was
aroun1 *0@& also s!ientist sai1 t"at t"e worl1s rain forest !oul1 gone in 0( %ears. T"ere
are 3an% ot"er reasons to 4ee t"e rainforest li4e state1 in t"e arti!le "ow t"e unite1 sates
"as foun1 +((( lanets t"at !an treat !an!er an1 8(@ t"ese lants grow in t"e rainforest.
It is also sai1 t"at t"e $alue of t"e trees ali$e is 3u!" greater t"an 1ea1 if %ou !onsi1er
t"e a3ount of fruits an1 3e1i!ines %ou !an e:tra!t fro3 t"e forest& instea1 of t"e
alternati$e w"i!" is fill it wit" gra>ing ani3als li4e !ows. T"e onl% wa% %ou !an su!!ee1
in sa$ing t"e forest is to !reate a 1e3an1 for ro1u!ts "ar$este1 fro3 t"e rain forest.
"T"ree Essential Strategies for Re1u!ing Deforestation." nort" Aarolina state uni$ersit%& *
De!. '((8. ,e-. + /ul% '(*0. G.
In t"is infor3ati$e arti!le t"e% sea4 a-out !li3ate ro-le3 an1 "ow it is 1ire!tl% lin4e1
to 1eforestation. T"e% -egin stating "ow troi!al 1eforestation releases ' -illion tons of
!ar-on into t"e at3os"ere& an1 "ow t"e 3aHorit% of t"e ro-le3 is not t"e 1estru!tion of
t"e forest at first -ut w"at is -uilt on t"e lan1 afterwar1 t"at !auses t"e 3ost 1a3age. In
t"ere t"ree ste aroa!" ste nu3-er * is to i3ro$e t"e effe!ti$eness of 1ata usage -%
t"e go$ern3ent an1 so!iet%. Ste ' is to gi$e in!enti$es to lan1 owners w"o !onser$e
t"ere forest instea1 of !learing it for !ros or li$e sto!4. Lastl% ste nu3-er + is to get
go$ern3ent offi!ials to in!rease in!enti$es for rain forest !onser$ation. Ste nu3-er +
also in$ol$es a !a9an19tra1e 3ar4et were %ou re!ei$e !re1its for !onser$ing lan1.
-eltran& Ho"n. "DeforestationE Ao3ro3ises of a Growing ,orl1.;. Aonser$e energ%
future& n.1. ,e-. '' /ul% '(*0.