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Deforestation climbs in Central America’s largest biosphere reserve

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By Morgan Erickson-Davis Verified
| Mongabay Verified
Nicaragua’s Bosawás Biosphere Reserve has lost more than a third of its primary forest cover since the turn of the century. 2024 marked the biggest year of deforestation, with 10% of Bosawás cleared in just one year. Cattle ranching is among the top causes of forest loss, with outsiders encroaching into Bosawás to clear forest for pasture. Indigenous advocates and residents say the loss of forest is threatening their way of life, and that they have faced violence due to encroachment.
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Satellite data show forest loss persists in Brazilian Amazon’s most deforested reserve

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By Morgan Erickson-Davis Verified
| Mongabay Verified
Brazil’s Triunfo do Xingu Environmental Protection Area was established to protect a swath of the Amazon Rainforest from the cattle industry. However, satellite data show the reserve has lost around 50% of its primary forest cover since it was created in 2006. The data show forest loss peaked in 2024, and continued into 2025. Research indicates rates of deforestation are higher in Triunfo do Xingu than in the unprotected areas around it.
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‘The bargain of the century’: An economist’s vision for expanding clean energy access in Africa

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By Hans Nicholas Jong Verified, Morgan Erickson-Davis Verified, Victoria Schneider Verified, John Cannon Verified, Rhett Butler
| buff.ly
The recent U.N. climate conference (COP30) in Brazil resulted in the Belém Action Mechanism (BAM) to bring about a just energy transition that embraces renewable energy and expands access to power. But details on how the transition will be accomplished remain elusive. Economist Fadhel Kaboub contends that the transition should not reinforce existing inequalities in Africa and other parts of the Global South.
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