Deforestation alerts in the Amazon fall 36.9% and reach lower level of Inpe series; Cerrado has a fall of 7.8%
Therefore, Deter's data do not represent the official deforestation rate: they serve mainly to indicate where the destruction of the forest is
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For this reason, Deter's data do not represent the official deforestation rate: they serve mainly to indicate where the destruction of the forest is happening and guide surveillance actions. It produces daily signs of changes in forest cover in areas larger than 3 hectares (0.03 km2) , identifying both totally deforested areas and those in the process of degradation, such as wood exploration, mining and burning. Between January and June this year, the biome had registered 1,295 km2 on alert, also the lowest level of the series for the first six months of the year.
Furthermore, In addition, most of the cerrado is private property, while in the Amazon the majority is public land. Alencar, who also studies the cerrado, states that the still very high rates of overthrow in the biome are due to greater legal difficulties.
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For this reason, Deter's data do not represent the official deforestation rate: they serve mainly to indicate where the destruction of the forest is happening and guide surveillance actions.
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It produces daily signs of changes in forest cover in areas larger than 3 hectares (0.03 km2) , identifying both totally deforested areas and those in the process of degradation, such as wood exploration, mining and burning.
according to G1Between January and June this year, the biome had registered 1,295 km2 on alert, also the lowest level of the series for the first six months of the year.
according to G1In addition, most of the cerrado is private property, while in the Amazon the majority is public land.
according to Folha de S.Paulo — Em Cima da HoraAlencar, who also studies the cerrado, states that the still very high rates of overthrow in the biome are due to greater legal difficulties.
according to Folha de S.Paulo — Em Cima da Hora
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