Land-change trajectories of brazilian amazon wetlands across tenure regimes
A scientific study analyzing land-use changes in the Brazilian Amazon from 1985 to 2024 reveals that human-modified wetlands have increased by nearly 30% in the last decade. The research suggests that conservation strategies must be tailored to specific sub-basins to address deforestation and fire risks.
Why it matters
Understanding wetland degradation is critical for global climate stability, as these areas play a vital role in carbon sequestration and hydrology.
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