
Brazil Turns the Tide: Amazon Deforestation Declines After Decades of Damage
Brazil reverses decades of Amazon deforestation with new policies and bold UN pledge to restore ecosystems, offering hope for climate action.
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Brazil reverses decades of Amazon deforestation with new policies and bold UN pledge to restore ecosystems, offering hope for climate action.
Norway pledges $20 million to support Colombia’s fight against deforestation, strengthening rainforest conservation and mitigating illegal activities threatening biodiversity.
A recent report warns that armed groups in Colombia’s Amazon are impeding efforts to reduce deforestation, threatening the region’s rich biodiversity.
Climate change, rapid urbanization, and deforestation intensified Nepal’s devastating floods last month, claiming over 240 lives. Scientists warn of more destructive events unless fossil fuel usage ceases.
Fires in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest surge to a 15-year high in September, driven by prolonged drought and climate change. Efforts to combat illegal land clearing intensify ahead of the UN COP30 summit.
Brazil’s Amazon deforestation slows by nearly half compared to last year, marking the largest reduction since 2016, as per government satellite data.
Colombia achieves its lowest deforestation rates in 23 years, with a 36% drop in 2023. Government programs and peace talks contribute to preserving the Amazon rainforest.
UNEP warns that failing to prioritize deforestation in climate strategies could derail the transition to a sustainable and resilient future.
Brazil reports an 11.6% decrease in deforestation in 2023, losing 1.83 million hectares of native vegetation. The Amazon and Cerrado biomes account for over 85% of the loss.
EU nations led by Austria seek changes to anti-deforestation law, citing potential impacts on European farmers. Discussions set for Brussels meeting.