(English) Myanmar-China illegal timber trade still thriving: report

18 September 2015
Environment and natural resources
(Illegal logging) / Deforestation drivers / Environment and natural resources / Forest policy and administration / Forest protection / Forest protection NGOs / Forests and forestry / Logging and timber / Myanmar / Regional

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