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The Australian Conservation Foundation’s new report, “Bulldozers and Broken Promises,” examines the country’s deforestation crisis. It finds that roughly 400,000 hectares (about 988,000 acres) of forest and woodland are cleared each year. Much of this clearing occurs without regulation and is largely driven by a small group of beef farmers. The investigation highlights the scale of unmonitored land clearing linked to livestock production.

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