Forest Loss Slowed in 2025. Scientists Say Don't Count on It
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Forest loss slowed in 2025. Scientists say don't count on it
The world lost an Ireland of forest in 2025 – around 7 million hectares – a report released on Wednesday shows. Global forest loss slowed by 15% from the previous year, the annual Forest Declaration Assessment says, but the reprieve may prove short-lived.
The 33% reduction in forest loss in the continent drives global improvement, but the uncertainty over the elections in Brazil and the new government in Colombia put the achievements at risk, estimates the Forest Assessment
The loss of forests worldwide decreased 15 percent in 2025 compared to the previous year, according to a report by the Forest Declaration Assessment collective. The study estimates that during that period little more than seven million hectares of forest disappeared. Latin America and the Caribbean registered...
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Diario El MercurioDeforestation Latin America 2025 decreased by 28%, contributing to the global slowdown of the phenomenon.
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