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Brazil, set to host the COP30 climate conference later this year, lost the largest area of tropical forest in 2024.
Peru law change raises fears of Amazon rainforest destruction
It is being “falsely arguing” that the amendments are necessary to comply with the EU’s new forest regulations, campaigners warn.
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Going to the toilet is universal but how often do we take the time to reflect on the environmental impact of our bathroom habits?
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The Swedish furniture maker is going head to head with competitors including eBay and Depop.
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Is the Amazon rainforest reaching a ‘long-feared tipping point’?
Governments have historically viewed the Amazon as an area to be exploited, with little regard for sustainability or the rights of its Indigenous peoples.
Revealed: European shipping firms moving deforestation-linked beef
The loss of rainforest three times the size of London can be linked to these five European shipping companies.
Centre-right cries victory, NGOs cry foul over deforestion law delay
The centre-right European People’s Party is claiming credit for a one-year delay to a regulation blocking EU market access for products linked to deforestation, although it failed in its attempt to further water down the law despite support from the far-right.
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Why has the EU deforestation law become so politicised?
Germany's national elections are influencing the negotiations of EU deforestation law, which entered interinstitutional negotiations on 21 November, according to campaigner.
Who is hosting the COP30 UN climate talks?
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EU countries oppose MEPs’ attempts to re-open deforestation law
Member states close the door to further tweaks to the new deforestation rules pushed by unusual right-wing majority in the European Parliament.