Woodland in Brazil is being cut down, day after day. The local people say they need it to make a living. This is not the Amazon rainforest deforestation, but the woody landscape of Caatinga in the North Eastern corner of Brazil. Caatinga's inhabitants are cutting wood for cooking.
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Just what I was looking for written by Dan man,
July 31, 2010
I will be citing this article in my academic research paper. Thanks Bozo! strangely no authors listed.. -Dan University of Wisconsin
Woodland in Brazil is being cut down, day after day. The local people say they need it to make a living. This is not the Amazon rainforest deforestation, but the woody landscape of Caatinga in the North Eastern corner of Brazil. Caatinga's inhabitants are cutting wood for cooking. 
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