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The cattle, the recovery and the risk of backwardness

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Briefings

Brazil's Amazon deforestation has decreased from 13,038 km² in 2021 to 5,800 km² in 2024-2025, yet this stability is fragile. The article highlights the environmental risks facing the country, with opinions attributed to Luiz Villares.

Key points

• Amazon deforestation in Brazil fell from 13,038 km² in 2021 to 5,800 km² in 2024-2025.
• The reduction in deforestation is described as fragile and not stable.

Context

This article discusses the environmental future of Brazil, noting that while deforestation rates have dropped, the stability of these gains is questioned.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single opinion from Luiz Villares without supporting data, context, or broader analysis.

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