Deforestation
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Captive Endangered Orangutans Should Be Released, Study Suggests
Rutgers University researchers recommend releasing captive populations of Borneo orangutans back into their natural habitats. Doing so could help the endangered animals rebound.
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Hundreds-of-Thousands of Trees will be Planted at Once, Shattering Record
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Deforestation Drives Changes in Climate, Food Production
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