Deforestation
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More Than 100 World Leaders Promise to Stop Deforestation by the End of the Decade
More than 100 global leaders have promised to stop and reverse deforestation as well as land degradation by 2030, with $19 billion in public and private funds to be invested in forest protection and restoration. On Tuesday, a number of more government and private initiates were launched with the aim of achieving that goal.
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Next Global Outbreak? Deforestation Helps Deadly Viruses Jump From Humans to Animals
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Rainforest Preservation in Indonesia is at its Highest Rate in 30 Years After Palm Oil Moratorium
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Young Harpy Eagles in Brazil's Amazonian Forests Are Starving Due to Worsening Deforestation
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West African Cocoa Farms Announce Progress in Fight Against Deforestation
Researchers are Evaluating Policy Proposals to Find Ways to Lessen EU's Impact on Deforestation
Record High Deforestation Level in the Amazon Recorded in the Past 12 Years
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Providing for Indigenous Property Rights will Help Provide Protection to the Amazon Rainforest
Largest Meat Company JBS Linked to Amazon Farm Conducting Illegal Deforestation
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Climate Change Jeopardizes Afghanistan's Failing Heritage
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Brazilian Deforestation Roars Ahead as Amazon Fires in 2019 Die Down
Trump to Lift Logging Restriction on America's Amazon
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