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Forest clearance at smallest total since records began in 1988 in success for Lula ahead of presidential run-off Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon has fallen to its lowest level since records began, new government data shows. But whether this globally important success is maintained or reversed is on a knife edge ahead of a presidential election run-off on 25 October between two candidates with sharply different visions for the future of the rainforest and how that affects relations with the US under Donald Trump. Continue reading...
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The reporting is definitive regarding statistical trends in deforestation, attributing the findings to official records. Outlets agree on the data but diverge slightly in framing by emphasizing the political context of the upcoming election.
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