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The document discusses sustainable management of rainforests and potential solutions to deforestation. It describes the objectives of describing and evaluating solutions to deforestation and sustainable forest management that allows for present and future use of forest resources. Potential solutions mentioned include laws and policies, controlled logging, and afforestation/reforestation. The document then outlines a mock international forestry conference where groups will present on and debate which solution is best.
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