MapBiomas: Amazon Has Less Deforestation of the Historical Series in 2025
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Climate change makes the rain regime in the Amazon more susceptible to deforestation Adobe Stock Amazonia recorded 693 thousand hectares of deforestation in 2025, the lowest index in the historical series, according to a new survey of MapBiomas released on Wednesday (14).The report released by the organization gathers annual maps of the coverage and use of land in Brazil between 1985 and 2025. Of the total number of deforestation in the past yea…
According to the MapBiomas study, the Amazon recorded the lowest deforestation in 2025 since statistics began to be collected in 1985.
Protected areas – such as indigenous territories, conservation units and quilombola lands – maintain 98% native vegetation coverage. Read on Power360.
The area destined for agriculture grew 440%, while the accumulated area of conversion for human use increased 492% The post Deforestation in the Amazon reaches lower level in 41 years apareceu primeiro em AMAZONAS ATUAL.
Brasilia, Oct 14 (Prensa Latina) Agricultural expansion presses territories close to protected areas of the Brazilian Amazon, where the activity occupied 13.6 million hectares in 2025, according to data released today by the MapBiomas platform. The post Agropecuaria advances in areas close to the Brazilian Amazon first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
In 2025, activity occupied 30.5% of the environment of Conservation Units, Indigenous Lands and Quilombolas, points out MapBiomas. The post Agricultural advances on the environment of protected areas in the Amazon apareceu primeiro em Monitor do Mercado.
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