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Forests: Protected and 'Intact' Forests Fell at 'Alarming' Rate 2000-2012, Says Study
Researchers from Finland's University of Aalto, King's College London, and elsewhere found that an "alarming" amount of protected and "intact" forest fell in the first 12 years of the 21st century.
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