Similar words: gestation, prestidigitation, stationery, stationary, nation-state, presentation, restoration, representation. Meaning: [diː‚fɒrɪ'steɪʃn] 
n. 1. the state of being clear of trees 2. the removal of trees.
n. 1. the state of being clear of trees 2. the removal of trees. 
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61, Deforestation and mineral extraction can damage entire regions used along the birds' annual migration paths.
62, However, last week satellite images showed that deforestation had increased nearly sixfold in March and April compared with the same period last year.
63, Arbor Day is one day in the year that prevents deforestation, celebrates trees and promotes planting.
64, As a result, the rise in fires could jeopardise the long-term success of schemes to reduce emissions from deforestation, they added.
64, Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.
65, The rise in greenhouse gases is partially the result deforestation.
66, Madagascar Fish Eagle Madagascar is known as the hottest hotspot, both because of its rich biodiversity, and because deforestation and other threats are destroying wildlife on the island.
67, He said Africa was suffering badly from deforestation: for every ten trees cut down, only one was planted.
68, The deforestation dilemma still cries for more commitment , clarity, and vision.
69, In Brazil, for example, the government has set deforestation reduction targets.
70, But human populations around PAs may have negative impacts on biodiversity such as illegal hunting, deforestation and mineral extraction.
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