Brazil’s latest data show deforestation in the Amazon fell 11% over the 12 months to July 2025, the lowest level in nearly a decade. Wider enforcement, satellite monitoring and agency action contributed—even as wildfires reached record levels.
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(c) Lucian

La déforestation en Amazonie brésilienne recule de 11 % malgré l’essor des feux

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D’après les données officielles, la déforestation en Amazonie a diminué de 11 % sur les 12 mois jusqu’en juillet 2025, un niveau jamais vu depuis près de dix ans. Une surveillance accrue et un renforcement des contrôles ont joué un rôle — même si les incendies ont atteint des sommets.

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