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Amazon Lost 32.2 Million Acres of Primary Forest Between 2022 and 2025, Study Finds

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A recent study reports that the Amazon has lost 32.2 million acres of primary forest over the period from 2022 to 2025. Researchers attribute most of this loss to human activity, especially land clearing and fires. The resulting disruption to moisture pathways during dry seasons is raising concerns about the health of the ecosystem. A strong El Niño forecast for late 2026 could worsen these conditions and heighten fire risk.

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