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Tag: Illegal Logging

Market data and other information on illegal logging activities around the world. Economic impact from illegal logging and other environmental crime.

Deforestation’s Impact on Indonesian Orangutans

Illegal logging and deforestation in Indonesia has reduced the orangutan population in the country by 80 percent over the last ten years. Currently, there are about 60,000 orangutans left in Indonesia.

Published June 13, 2009
Categorized as Environmental Threats Tagged Illegal Logging, Indonesia Security Threats, Wildlife Trafficking

Trees Wasted in Liberia

Illegal logging causes 70 percent of a tree trunk to be waster by loggers in Liberia.

Published May 14, 2009
Categorized as Environmental Threats Tagged Illegal Logging

Rate of Unlicensed Logging in Bolivia

According to the World Bank, the rate of illegal logging in Bolivia is 80 percent.

Published May 10, 2009
Categorized as Environmental Threats Tagged Bolivia Security Threats, Illegal Logging

Unlicensed Logging in the Amazon Rainforest

According to Brazil’s Environment Minister, the top 100 companies and organizations to conduct illegal logging activities in the Amazon cut down the equivalent of 160,000 soccer fields between 2005 and 2008.

Published October 7, 2008
Categorized as Environmental Threats Tagged Brazil Security Threats, Illegal Logging

Economic Impact From Illegal Timber in New Zealand

Illegal logging activities in New Zealand creates losses of $222 Million (266 Million New Zealand Dollars) a year to the timber industry. The pulp, panel and paper industries lose the majority of the revenue, with $170 Million (203 New Zealand Dollars) lost to illegal logging.

Published August 10, 2008
Categorized as Environmental Threats Tagged Illegal Logging, New Zealand Security Threats

Losses to US Companies From Depressed Timber Prices

Companies in the United States lose at least $460 million each year as world prices are depressed between 7 -16 percent by the availability of illegal logging products.

Published April 26, 2008
Categorized as Environmental Threats Tagged Illegal Logging, United States Security Threats

Illegal Timber Smuggled into China From Myanmar in 2006

1.5 million tonnes of timber worth $350 million was smuggled into China from Myanmar’s teak forests in 2006 from illegal logging activities.

Published April 26, 2008
Categorized as Environmental Threats Tagged China Security Threats, Illegal Logging, Myanmar Security Threats

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