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Living Science: It is time to enter the forest

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Briefings

Brazilian researchers conclude that forest protection became a collective duty following severe fires in 2017. The evidence indicates that necessary changes were already desirable before the June and October 2017 wildfires, shifting the focus from mere understanding to active protection.

Key points

• Protection of the Amazon forest became a collective duty after the June and October 2017 fires.
• The shift occurred because necessary changes were already desirable before the fires.

Context

Following the devastating June and October 2017 Amazon fires, Brazilian researchers concluded that understanding and protecting the forest became a collective duty. This marks a significant shift in how the region is viewed and managed.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the conclusion that protection became a duty after the 2017 fires. It does not specify the exact timeline of the shift, nor does it provide data on the scale of the fires or the specific measures taken.

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