concept   forest clearing for agriculture
7 commonsense assertions
Cultures (7) • African countries (1) • Canadian indigenous communities (1) • Developed countries (1) • Developing countries (1) • European countries (1) • Indigenous communities (1) • Southeast Asian countries (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 forest clearing for agriculture African countries The practice of forest clearing for agriculture in African countries is largely driven by small-scale subsistence farming, leading to forest degradation. 1
2 forest clearing for agriculture Canadian indigenous communities Canadian indigenous communities conduct forest clearing for agriculture with a focus on preserving biodiversity and ecosystems. 1
3 forest clearing for agriculture Developed countries Forest clearing for agriculture in developed countries is typically linked to large-scale commercial farming and advanced technology. 1
4 forest clearing for agriculture Developing countries In developing countries, small-scale farming and rural communities drive forest clearing for agriculture, resulting in deforestation and land degradation. 1
5 forest clearing for agriculture European countries Forest clearing for agriculture has been a common practice for expansion of farmland and development in European countries. 1
6 forest clearing for agriculture Indigenous communities Indigenous communities clear forests for agriculture in a sustainable and ecologically respectful manner. 1
7 forest clearing for agriculture Southeast Asian countries Forest clearing for agriculture in Southeast Asian countries is often driven by the rapid expansion of palm oil plantations, resulting in widespread deforestation. 1