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afforestation

[ UK /ɐfˌɒɹɪstˈe‍ɪʃən/ ]
NOUN
  1. the conversion of bare or cultivated land into forest (originally for the purpose of hunting)

How To Use afforestation In A Sentence

  • Some of the changes are the result of afforestation and reservoir construction so that not every change is attributable to agricultural development.
  • No distinction is made between losses due to agriculture and afforestation.
  • The fund is to be used as loans and grants to community-based organisations for reafforestation and other environmentally friendly undertakings.
  • Of the reafforestation which was supposed to follow logging there was no sign.
  • When the disafforestation took place, the local people lost any rights they had in the Forest, even the right to walk.
  • The settlement locations were disforested, but agricultural holdings were established with minimal disafforestation.
  • Most have long since gone, leaving behind their legacy of sunless, blanket afforestation.
  • Other causes of this are discharges of inadequately treated sewage from urban centres, poorly sited or malfunctioning septic tanks and run-off of fertilisers from afforestation areas.
  • Like forest manipulation, afforestation also modifies the environment and must thus be regarded as a significant agent of environmental change.
  • Strategies like mixed cropping, animal raising, terracing, and afforestation are widely employed to halt degradation of soils and to restore the productive power of the land.
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