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smallholder agriculture(passive) is ... caused bydeforestation in the forest fringes of the Congo basin
a substitution of imports by more locally grown productscould ... leadto increased deforestation in the Congo Basin
equitable and sustainable production of goods and serviceswill contributeto reducing deforestation in the Congo Basin
mainly(passive) is causedThe deforestation in the Congo basin
That journey has been a dream come true in bringing our message to so many more people across the DRC and the Congo Basin – a message that now is the time , we needto preventdeforestation of the Congo Basin forests
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to increased erosion and sedimentation along with quick runoffshas ledto increased erosion and sedimentation along with quick runoffs
rainfall on the North Atlanticalso influencerainfall on the North Atlantic
to feed approximately 40 million people living in urban centres in the region.[14also contributesto feed approximately 40 million people living in urban centres in the region.[14
a decrease of precipitation of about 5%-15 % in the Great Lakes region [ in the UScausesa decrease of precipitation of about 5%-15 % in the Great Lakes region [ in the US
to rising regional temperaturescontributesto rising regional temperatures
a major hub of biodiversitycreatea major hub of biodiversity
to modifications in rain behavior in the Sahel and over southern equatorial Africawould leadto modifications in rain behavior in the Sahel and over southern equatorial Africa
a 5 to 15 % decrease in Researchers have used regional - scale atmospheric precipitation as far away as the US Great Lakes scausesa 5 to 15 % decrease in Researchers have used regional - scale atmospheric precipitation as far away as the US Great Lakes s
in the first environmental catastrophe of the 21st centurycould very well resultin the first environmental catastrophe of the 21st century
to changes in rainfallleadto changes in rainfall
to changes in precipitation patternsledto changes in precipitation patterns