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Deforestation Threatens Agribusiness, Reports Published in COP31

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Research by WRI Brazil identifies reduction of rainy days in the Amazon and associates loss of native vegetation with losses in soybean and beef chains

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Research by WRI Brazil identifies reduction of rainy days in the Amazon and associates loss of native vegetation with losses in soybean and beef chains

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Results of the study conducted by the Brazilian institute will also be shared during the Climate Conference, which is taking place in Turkey

The researchers analyzed climate trends observed between 1993 and 2023 and their overlap with productive areas related to meat and soybean exports to China.

A study conducted by a Brazilian institute and released on Wednesday (11) revealed the relationship between deforestation and the reduction of rainy periods. These climate changes, in turn, compromise the production of soybeans and beef in Brazil. The results of WRI Brazil's study will also be shared in Antalia, Turkey, where the 31st Conference on Climate Change (COP31) takes place. Related news:Lula is in Turkey and is preparing for speech at …

·Quadra, Brazil
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CartaCapital broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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