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Deforestation, Agrarian Reform and Oil Development in Ecuador, 1964-1994

Wasserstrom, Robert, Southgate, Douglas·2013·Natural Resources
DOI 10.4236/nr.2013.41004
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  • The Ecuadorian government established as a prescriptive norm for land regularization that plots of 50 hectares in the East were offered and settlers needed to cut half of the forest within five years to demonstrate effective use.

    “Offered plots of 50 hectares of land in the East and needed the settlers to cut half of the forest within five years in order to demonstrate an effective use”

    From Challenges of the black communities; the conservation of the Santiago Cayapas river commune (2023) · cites this paper as Wasserstrom & Southgate, 2013

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Authors
Wasserstrom, R., & Southgate, D.
Venue
Natural Resources
Publisher
Scientific Research Publishing, Inc.
Published
2013
Volume
04
Issue
01
Pages
31-44
ISSN
  • 2158-706X
  • 2158-7086
DOI
10.4236/nr.2013.41004
Cited by
29
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