Brazil has experienced a significant increase in rainforest destruction, with a 15% rise in primary loss in the Amazon between 2021 and 2022, according to a recent global report on rainforests.The report highlights that most of this loss is due to deforestation caused by logging.In 2022, Brazil lost 1.43 million hectares of virgin forest to non-fire-related reasons and 0.34 million hectares due to fires.Specifically in the Amazon region, non-fire-related forest loss reached 330,919 hectares, while fire accounted for 27,531 hectares.The states of Amazonas and Acre in the western ..To read the full NEWS and much more, Subscribe to our Premium Membership Plan.
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