In Southeast Asia, slash-and-burn agriculture for oil palm cultivation has been a major source of annual air pollution from smoke. When forests are burned, their carbon is returned to the atmosphere as carbon dioxide, a potent greenhouse gas that is altering global climate ( see global warming), and the trees are no longer present to sequester more carbon. Forests sequester carbon in the form of wood and other biomass as the trees grow, taking up carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Although traditional practices generally contributed few greenhouse gases because of their scale, modern slash-and-burn techniques are a significant source of carbon dioxide emissions, especially when used to initiate permanent deforestation.
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Note: The use of slash arguments will be required in future versions of Moodle. Warning: Disabling the use of slash arguments will result in SCORM packages not working and slash arguments warnings being displayed!
If your web server doesn't support slash arguments, its use in Moodle can be disabled by un-ticking the checkbox 'Use slash arguments' in Administration > Site administration > Server > HTTP. If you obtain a 'File not found' error when uploading a file, it indicates that slash arguments are not enabled on your web server. Slash arguments must be enabled on your web server, as described in: If your web server doesn't support 'slash arguments' and you are unable to configure it, the setting can be disabled, though it will result in things not working. 'Slash arguments' (using PATH_INFO) is required for SCORM packages and multiple-file resources to display correctly.
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