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Brazil’s Amazon deforestation hits lowest level on record
Data show a 42 percent drop in forest clearance from a year earlier, giving Lula a boost before the election run-off.
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Brazil’s Amazon deforestation fell to its lowest level on record, dropping 42 percent from the previous year, according to official data. The decline is the first since records began in 1988. The reduction comes just before President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s run‑off election, giving his administration a boost. No further details on causes or future actions are provided.
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