Brazil Cuts Forest Losses by 42% in 2025, Study Finds
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Brazil reduced its forest losses by 42% in 2025 compared to previous years, according to a recent study. This reduction is significant for global climate efforts and biodiversity conservation, as Brazil's forests play a crucial role in carbon storage and habitat preservation.
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- •The study reports a 42% decrease in forest loss in Brazil during 2025.
- •Brazil's forests are among the largest tropical rainforests in the world.
- •Forest loss reduction contributes to lower carbon emissions and protects biodiversity.
- •The data was confirmed by environmental monitoring agencies in Brazil.
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- ▸If Brazil continues to reduce forest losses at this rate it could strengthen its role in global climate change mitigation and improve biodiversity outcomes, benefiting both local communities and international environmental goals
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