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Brazilian Amazon Deforestation Drops to Historic Low Following Major Decline
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Forest clearing in the Brazilian Amazon has fallen by 42% over the past year, reaching its lowest level since records began. According to data from Brazil's space research institute INPE, annual deforestation dropped to 3,335 square kilometers, marking a significant milestone for global rainforest preservation.
Forest clearing in the Brazilian Amazon has fallen by 42% over the past year, reaching its lowest level since records began. According to data from Brazil’s space research institute INPE, annual deforestation dropped to 3,335 square kilometers, marking a significant milestone for global rainforest preservation.