Global forest loss peaked in the 1980s: ‘As countries get wealthier, they can afford to keep land as forests rather than grazing animals on every scrap of it’

By Marc Morano

August 8, 2024
11:56 am

Global forest loss peaked in the 1980s. As countries get wealthier, they can afford to keep land as forests rather than grazing animals on every scrap of it. pic.twitter.com/x4jSCPazNy

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Global forest loss peaked in the 1980s: ‘As countries get wealthier, they can afford to keep land as forests rather than grazing animals on every scrap of it’

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