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Cropped 3 June 2026: Highway through the Amazon | El Niño impact | State of CO2 removal

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Cropped 3 June 2026: Highway through the Amazon | El Niño impact | State of CO2 removal
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Deforestation rates in the Amazon have reached a record low since 2019, though environmentalists remain concerned about ongoing infrastructure projects and legislative changes. New reports highlight the potential impact of a planned highway and a recent bill restricting the use of satellite imagery for environmental enforcement.

Why it matters

The Amazon is a critical carbon sink; changes in Brazilian environmental policy and infrastructure development have global implications for climate change mitigation.

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