Amazon Deforestation Alerts Fall to Lowest Level Since 2013, Brazilian Data Show
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In the Brazilian Amazon region, deforestation has declined significantly. President Lula calls the development "fantastic". By 2030, he wants to stop deforestation completely.
Under Lula's predecessor Bolsonaro, farmers and gold prospectors are allowed to cut down the rainforest massively. The new president changes this and wants to reduce deforestation to zero by 2030. Satellite images now prove a first major success.
When he took office, Brazil's President Lula promised to strengthen environmental and climate protection. Now the country has the lowest rate of deforestation since 2016.
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President Luiz Inácio Lula wants to stop the illegal deforestation of the Amazon forest by 2030
According to official figures published on Friday, August 7, 2,874 km2 have been deforested in the last 12 months, a reduction of 37% compared to the previous period. Good news for deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon, which is now experiencing a significant decline, reaching its lowest level in a decade.
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