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Definetely not "always".
The question was about monetization, not about your engineer syndrome.
The author has read The New Yorker a lot. Some captivating details, made irrelevant at the end of the paragraph.
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Email me at pavel@ipfabric.ioThe second part of comment is asinine trolling. No one is ready for once-in-a-century thing by definition. If once in a century flood leaves the team stranded and water still does not drain away after 6 months it has nothing to do with management. There are no continuity plans for disasters that keep happening for such a long time.
1. no deforestation before July 9th.
2. In 10 days between Aug4 and Aug14 2% of the area was deforested, signifying all forrest will be gone in about 1.5 years. However forrest area in 2015 was almost the same size as reported total. Can't be right. Are you mixing ha and km2 by any chance?
3. No tracking between what is part of Forest Management Act, what are is part of designated production forest, and what is illegal deforestation.
4. No data on loss due to natural causes such as wind, fire, and no data on reforestation numbers.
It decays into radioactive lead, and once we breath it in, it's hard to get rid of, and stays in our bodies.