The logging policies established by the Bolivian governmenfor the area in and around the Chimanes forest
A)are sensible and workable.
B)will probably eventually lead to the forest's destruction.
C)adequately meet the high worldwide demand for quality tropical hardwood.
D)encourage small lumber mills to work only with legal logging companies to harvest tropical hardwood.

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The logging policies established by the Bolivian government are not sufficient to prevent the destruction of the Chimanes forest in the long term. The policies allow for the logging of a limited amount of trees, but there is no enforcement of the regulations, and illegal logging continues. Therefore, the policies will probably eventually lead to the forest's destruction.

The Logging Policies Established by the Bolivian Governmenfor the Area