We, Nature and Youth Sweden, welcome this initiative. Our organization has over seventy years of experience in environmental issues associated with deforestation and forest degradation. We see that, time after time, companies’ desire to make profit triumphs over environmental rights with the consequences being loss of biodiversity and increasing numbers of endangered species.
Nature and Youth Sweden
Environmental organization · Sweden
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Nature and Youth Sweden filed 2 positions between 11 Jan 2019 and 15 Jan 2019, across 1 of the 583 legislative files tracked here.
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Cutting down old forest that contain high diversity of organism is something that will cause extinction of many species. This kind of acitivity is something that is taking place right now all over the world, Sweden is one of the countries. We have to protect these forests from forestry because the existing laws is not enough.
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