logging practices
[ˈlɔɡɪŋ ˈpræktɪsɪz]
noun
práticas de exploração florestal
1. The methods and procedures used in the commercial harvesting, extraction, and processing of timber from forests
Sustainable logging practices help preserve forest ecosystems while meeting timber demands.
As práticas de exploração florestal sustentável ajudam a preservar os ecossistemas florestais enquanto atendem à demanda de madeira.
2. The techniques and standards applied to minimize environmental impact during forest harvesting operations
Modern logging practices include selective cutting and reforestation programs.
As práticas modernas de exploração florestal incluem corte seletivo e programas de reflorestamento.
3. Industrial or commercial procedures for timber extraction from natural forests
Illegal logging practices in the Amazon have caused significant deforestation.
As práticas ilegais de exploração florestal na Amazônia causaram desmatamento significativo.
In Brazil, logging practices are a contentious issue due to Amazon deforestation concerns and the balance between economic development and environmental preservation. The term is widely used in environmental activism, government policy, and international discussions about climate change and biodiversity conservation.
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