Deforestation in Brazilian Amazon Falls to the Lowest Level in Nearly 40 Years

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Brazil has recorded the lowest level of Amazon deforestation in 38 years. It's "a dream," says minister.

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In the Brazilian Amazon region, thousands of square kilometres of forest are cleared every year. Brazil President Lula wants to end this by 2030. There is already a record.

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Since 2023, actions to combat deforestation in the Amazon and the Cerrado have avoided the destruction of 3.25 million hectares of native vegetation, which resulted directly in a reduction of 1.16 GtCO2 (carbon gas gigatonelates) in greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere, according to data released today by the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change. The deforestation area in the Amazon recorded 3,335 km2 this year, being the lowest in t…

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Rio de Janeiro/Madrid.- Between August 2025 and last July, 3,335 kilometers of the Brazilian Amazon were destroyed, 41.8 % less than a year earlier, which is the lowest level of deforestation since they began to make satellite measurements, in 1988, according to data disseminated by the Government. [...] The entry Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon falls to its lowest level in almost 40 years was first published in EFE Verde.