We Could Lose UK-Sized Forest by 2030 if Deforestation Rate Continues
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According to the MapBiomas study, the Amazon recorded the lowest deforestation in 2025 since statistics began to be collected in 1985.
Last year, just over 7 million hectares of forest were lost across the planet, 15% less than in 2024, according to the annual balance sheet of the Forest Declaration Assessment collective, which brings together scientists, oeneges and think tanks. The figure is "encouraging," and "proves that it is possible to move forward," said Erin Matson, an expert at Climate Focus and co-author of the report, in a presentation to the press. "But for the mom…
More than a hundred states want to stop large-scale deforestation by 2030. Now a new stock intake shows: Despite a decline last year, the gap to the target is large. While Latin America is making progress, Africa is under pressure.
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…
Deforestation has slowed down in the world since last year thanks to an improvement in Latin America, falling by 28 per cent, but this could last little because of the El Niño phenomenon, in addition to the worsening situation in the Congo.
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