slash-and-burn造句
1, The problem is that traditional slash-and-burn agriculture is still the only option most farmers know.
2, Forest loss is also caused by migratory slash-and-burn agriculture, especially by minority peoples of the central highlands.
3, But will this slash-and-burn strategy work this time?
4, The modern agriculture already said goodbye to the slash-and-burn cultivation, the self-sufficient age, the time powerful pulse is summoning the informationization making agriculture.
5, So the deficit that Krugman represents as wild slash-and-burn budget cutting was in fact greater than the federal government's entire tax haul that year.
6, Decades of logging, mining and slash-and-burn farming have destroyed 90% of Madagascar's forests, though the rate has slowed in the past two decades.
7, This astronaut photograph illustrates slash-and-burn forest clearing along the Rio Xingu (Xingu River) in the state of Matto Grasso, Brazil.
8, The chief reason is rapid slash-and-burn deforestation in the Amazon Basin.
9, They were way behind, and their slash-and-burn approach had worked in every election since 1968, except for President Carter's two-point victory in the aftermath of Watergate.
10, This village, people can see any more than slash-and-burn cultivation is more common things, in some families it is intolerable.
11, Their habits of hunting, fishing, and slash-and-burn cultivation often have been harmful to the habitat.
12, Roads built to service the project are expected to attract slash-and-burn settlers and, possibly,[http:///slash-and-burn.html] illegal loggers.
13, Forests, too, are regrowing in rich countries, though still being lost in poor places where slash-and-burn is preferable to starvation.
14, Much of the area is home to ethnic minority hill tribes, living in thatched huts and practicing slash-and-burn agriculture.
15, IUCN classified it as "endangered" -- two steps from extinction in the wild -- because its habitat is being destroyed by slash-and-burn farming.
16, Sever's data suggested that the combination of draining the bajos and slash-and-burn agriculture helped decrease rainfall and increase temperatures in the area.
17, The Maya are thought by many to have used slash-and-burn agriculture.
18, Pollen and ash remains show that 2000 years ago the Mayans were growing maize with slash-and-burn agriculture in some areas that over the course of later centuries became permanently flooded wetlands.