Brazil lost 14% of native vegetation in 41 years
136 million hectares converted to agriculture
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136 million hectares converted to agriculture. Brazil lost 14% of native vegetation in 41 years. In 2025, deforestation fell below a million hectares for the first time.
Furthermore, Despite the accumulated trend, the rate of transformation of natural areas has decreased in recent years, and in 2025, Brazil recorded less than one million deforested hectares. Over 41 years, about a third of the Brazilian territory suffered at least a change in coverage or land use, while 67% remained stable.
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136 million hectares converted to agriculture.
reliability low1/5 sourcesBrazil lost 14% of native vegetation in 41 years.
reliability low1/5 sourcesIn 2025, deforestation fell below a million hectares for the first time
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Despite the accumulated trend, the rate of transformation of natural areas has decreased in recent years, and in 2025, Brazil recorded less than one million deforested hectares.
according to Notícias ao Minuto — Mundo +1Over 41 years, about a third of the Brazilian territory suffered at least a change in coverage or land use, while 67% remained stable.
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In 2025, deforestation fell below a million hectares for the first time
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