The deep timbre of bamboo flutes emerges from within a darkened Indigenous communal house in the Amazon rainforest, followed ...

The amount of forest lost around the world has reduced by millions of hectares each year in recent decades, says a UN report.

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Extreme' wildfires emitted more than 8 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide during the 2024-25 'global fire season', according to ...

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The latest data shows that forests still cover approximately 4.14 billion hectares, or about one third of the total land area ...