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12/26/97-- Annual Amazon Forest Loss Three Times What Previously Thought
12/26/97-- Decision to Clearcut Vermont, USA Forest Ruled Illegal
12/23/97-- Indigenous Protestors Shot in Sarawak, Malaysia
12/17/97-- 1997: The Year the World Caught Fire
12/17/97-- Bad Amazon News: Deforestation Up 21% in Rondonia & Fires Intensify
12/15/97-- Cambodia Could Lose Forests to Illegal Loggers
12/13/97-- Eco-Disaster as Malaysia's Rimbunan Hijau Moves Into Russian Taiga
12/9/97-- Fears of a Fiery Amazon Nightmare
12/9/97-- Australian Bush Fires an Ecological Disaster
12/7/97-- Indonesia: Business as Usual as Doubtful Forestry Practices Continue
12/2/97-- More Logging in Guyana
12/2/97-- The Australian Daintree: Death by 1000 Cuts
11/30/97-- Potential Darien Gap Road Threatens "Motherload of Biodiversity"
11/29/97-- Brazil Legalizes Indigenous Land Titles
11/29/97-- Splintering American Forests
11/29/97-- Venezuelan Amazon Indigenous Peoples Appeal for Support
11/28/97-- Forest Council Takes Action on Gabon's Forests
11/28/97-- Heat from Indonesia Fires to Be Felt at Climate Meeting
11/28/97-- More Fires by Farmers Raise Threat to Amazon
11/18/97-- Papua New Guinea Government Responds to Logging Industry Exaggerations
11/15/97-- Help Protect Costa Rica's Osa Peninsula
11/15/97-- Indonesia's Peat Smoulders Underground
11/15/97-- Suriname Rainforest Update
11/13/97-- Intolerable: Old Growth Toilet Paper
11/12/97-- Malaysian Jungle Story: Dam and Road Projects Threaten Rainforests
11/12/97-- Brazil Establishes World's Largest Rainforest Reserve
11/8/97-- Malaysia Orders Hush on Haze
11/8/97-- Papua New Guinea--Landmark Judgment Against Logging, Cut and Run Operations Continue
11/2/97-- Brazil Considers Logging National Forests
10/29/97-- Indonesia: Mega-Rice Project and "Free Logging" in Central Kalimantan
10/28/97-- Amazon Rain Forest May Face Greatest Threat Ever
10/27/97-- The Fight to Save Guyana's Forests
10/26/97-- Forest Shrinking at Alarming Rate, Fires Problem
10/22/97-- Cambodia Hires U.S. Firm to Stem Illegal Logging
10/22/97-- Loggers Zero in on Guyana's Rain Forests
10/18/97-- Brazilian Amazon: A Rain Forest Imperiled
10/17/97-- Indonesian Burning Intensifies
10/13/97-- Gabon Update: FSC Withdraws Certification of Large African Old-Growth
10/13/97-- Planetary Disaster: Indonesian Fires Illustrate Costs of Forest Ecosystem Collapse
10/10/97-- The Merits of Certified Forestry:  Good Intentions Betray Gabon, African Rainforest
10/3/97-- Indonesian Forest Crisis Over Old-Growth
9/97-- No News Service:  In Papua New Guinea working to Conserve Forests!
9/1/97-- Amazonian Indigenous People Speak Out on Development Issues
8/27/97-- Hell on Earth: The Rainforests of Indonesian Borneo Are Burning
8/26/97-- Maisin, Papua New Guinea Landowners Just Say 'No' to Loggers
8/24/97-- Stop United States' National Forest Decline
8/22/97-- Vanuatu, South Pacific, Ban on Export of Logs Overturned Questionably
8/18/97-- Papua New Guinea Forest Industry Grievances
8/17/97-- Brazil Auctions Off Jungle
8/2/97-- Urgent Action Needed to Save Congo's Ecosystem
7/27/97-- Brazil's Timber Harvest in Public Forests Privatized
7/23/97-- Chipping Away at America's Southern Forests
7/22/97-- Progress in Keeping Tarkine, Australia Wild at Heart
7/15/97-- Papua New Guinea NGOs Picket Demanding Inquiry into Timber Industry
7/13/97-- Asian Loggers Target the World's Remaining Rainforests
7/12/97-- Ecuador Forest Communities Shut Down Mitsubishi Mine
7/9/97-- Papua New Guinea NGOs Call for Another Commission of Inquiry into Logging
7/8/97-- Rain Forest Fringes May Harbor the Engine of Evolution
7/1/97-- New Book on Tropical Forest Remnants
7/1/97-- Malaysian Government Responds to Widespread Accusations of Timber Company Misconduct
6/26/97-- World Bank & WWF Announce New Efforts to Conserve Earth's Forests
6/24/97-- Papua New Guinea Forest Resources--A local NGO Perspective
6/24/97-- Mahogany Coveted in Amazonian Indigenous Areas, Little CITES Protection
6/20/97-- New Report Indicates 12% for Protected Areas Not Enough
6/17/97-- Chile's Native Forests Increasingly Threatened
6/12/97-- Papua New Guinea Environment Groups Call for Inquiry into Logging
6/9/97-- Papua New Guinea: 5 New Timber Areas Put to Tender, 6 Others in Pipeline
6/6/97-- North American Forests in Peril
5/2/97-- The Nature of the Human Threat to Papua New Guinea's Biodiversity
5/2/97-- Loggers Use Loophole to Decimate Cambodia's Disappearing Forest
4/25/97-- Papua New Guinea Forest Update: Sandline and the Rainforests, and much more
4/25/97-- Thailand's Forests Vanish at Alarming Rate
4/23/97-- World Bank to Overhaul Amazon Project
4/20/97-- Protestors Block Brazil Road Project
4/18/97-- Papua New Guinea Risks Losing Virgin Forests
4/15/97-- Temagami, Canada Wilderness Threatened by Logging and Mining
4/12/97-- African Rainforest Logging Damage Permanent
4/11/97-- Guyana: Legality of Huge New "Exploratory" Timber Lease Questioned
4/10/97-- Great Apes Face Growing Threat of Extinction
4/7/97-- Papua New Guinea National Forest Plan Draws Poor Reviews
4/5/97-- Malaysian Penan Struggle Continues
4/5/97-- Clinton Plan to Cut Logging Roads Finds Trouble
3/29/97-- "Teak is Torture" & Burma's Reign of Terror
3/24/97-- 'Alarm Bell' for Central African Forests
3/22/97-- Chilean Beech Forest Harvest Plan Overruled
3/18/97-- Brazilian Plan to Reduce Raposa Serra do Sol Indigenous Area Sets Sinister Precedent
3/15/97-- Papua New Guinea Timber Companies Say They Need More Give-Aways
3/15/97-- Papua New Guinea Landowners Allege Improper Forest Procedures
3/12/97-- African Baka People Crowded Out by Newcomers, Loggers
3/10/97-- Asian Logging Companies Move Into Heart of Amazon Rainforest
3/4/97-- Only 20% of World's Virgin Forests Remain
3/3/97-- Time Running Out for World's Forests
2/25/97-- Malaysian Loggers in the Amazon
2/22/97-- Ecologists Trying to Restore Brazil's Dwindled Atlantic Forests
2/21/97-- Papua New Guinea: Seven Major Forestry Projects Ruled "Unviable"
2/20/97-- U.S. Taxpayers Lose Money on Logging in National Forests
2/20/97-- Debating the Future of Central Africa's Rainforest
2/18/97-- Nature's Services Worth Trillions
2/15/97-- Environmental NGOs Announce Opposition to Forestry Treaty
2/14/97-- Asian Timber Firms Threaten the Amazon
2/13/97-- Last Scandinavian "Wild Woods" Cut for Newspapers
2/12/97-- Papua New Guinea Landowners Angry Over Forestry Board Composition
2/8/97-- Kalimantan, Indonesia: Old Ways Die with the Falling Forest
2/5/97-- Sepik, Papua New Guinea Timber Developer Not Legitimate
2/2/97-- Heavy Logging Continues at Laotian Dam Site
2/2/97-- Rewrite of U.S. Forest Laws Rouses Environmentalists
1/31/97-- Chilean Timber Firms Eyeing Argentina
1/29/97-- Indigenous Peoples and Maroons in Suriname Meet to Condemn Logging & Mining
1/25/97-- Military and Thai Governmental Involvement in Cambodian Logging
1/20/97-- Indonesia: Development, Degraded Rainforests & Decreasing Global Biological Diversity
1/19/97-- January, 1997, Papua New Guinea Forest Update
1/18/97-- Lost Forests Leave West Africa Dry
1/17/97-- New Oil, Gas Leases Compete with Alaskan Wildlife
1/14/97-- Shell Oil to Drill on Uncontacted Indian Land in Peru
1/14/97-- U.S. & Bolivia Move to Protect Mahogany
1/10/97-- U.S. Government Urges Protection for Amazon Mahogany
1/9/97-- Papua New Guinea Loggers on Notice: Shape Up or Ship Out
1/8/97-- Boycott Daishowa to Support Canadian Lubicon
1/5/97-- Asian Timber Firms Set Sights on the Amazon
1/2/97-- Sepik, Papua New Guinea, Land Give Away: Possible Logging Misconduct
1/1/97-- 16 Hotspots for Boreal Forest Conservation

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