Tropical deforestation pressureland-use
0.45Weakened75% impact weight
Renewed Brazilian enforcement cut measured Amazon clearing for three consecutive years, weakening (reducing) deforestation pressure.
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Brazilian Amazon deforestation falls sharply after 2023
Official PRODES/INPE monitoring shows Brazilian Amazon deforestation fell about 30.6% in the August 2023-July 2024 period (to about 6,288 km2, a nine-year low) and a further 11.08% in 2024-2025 (to about 5,796 km2), reflecting renewed enforcement under the Lula government after a 2019-2022 surge.
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Official PRODES/INPE monitoring shows Brazilian Amazon deforestation fell about 30.6% in the August 2023-July 2024 period (to about 6,288 km2, a nine-year low) and a further 11.08% in 2024-2025 (to about 5,796 km2), reflecting renewed enforcement under the Lula government after a 2019-2022 surge.
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