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Having receded by 350 million hectares (almost 865 million acres) since 1850, trends in Latin American forests are now inflecting away from further losses of tree-covered habitats and toward their recovery. As we explain in our book Reversing Deforestation, published in December 2024, this change stems from reduced population growth and the continuing improvement of [……
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Reversing deforestation relies on resource ownership (commentary)
Joan Block
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Having receded by 350 million hectares (almost 865 million acres) since 1850, trends in Latin American forests are now inflecting away from further losses of tree-covered habitats and toward their recovery. As we explain in our book Reversing Deforestation, published in December 2024, this change stems from reduced population growth and the continuing improvement of
