Drugs and Biodiversity Loss: Narcotraffic-Linked Landscape Change in Guatemala
Characteristic of the Anthropocene, human impacts have resulted in worldwide losses in forested land cover, which can directly and indirectly drive biodiversity loss. The global illicit drug trade is one source of deforestation directly implicated with habitat loss in Central America, typically for...
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IntechOpen
2022
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