Exploring the Linkages of Deforestation and Population Dynamics: a Case Study of Assam in India
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https://doi.org/10.36808/if/2004/v130i8/2087Abstract
Growth of population and its dynamics e.g. immigration , urbanisation etc are some of the fundamental drivers of changing land use pattern. They influence the interplay of demand and supply factors behind the process of deforestation. In this paper , the possible linkages of population dynamics and deforestation have been mapped out. By adopting the State model which links deforestation and population density , an attempt has been made to test this relationship for Assam province of India. Further , a causal analysis of deforestation in terms of population density , livestock , out turn of timber has been done. Different econometric relationships sufficiently establish inverse relationship between the forest area and population density in the State.Downloads
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2004-08-01
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Kumar, P., & Aggarwal, S. C. (2004). Exploring the Linkages of Deforestation and Population Dynamics: a Case Study of Assam in India. Indian Forester, 130(8), 873–884. https://doi.org/10.36808/if/2004/v130i8/2087
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