The world’s tropical forests, which provide a crucial buffer against climate change, disappeared faster than ever recorded last year, new satellite analysis suggests.
Researchers estimate that 67,000 sq km (26,000 sq mi) of these pristine, old-growth forests were lost in 2024 – an area nearly as large as the Republic of Ireland, or 18 football pitches a minute.
petermadach on
But hey its all worth it since now you can generate a toy doll image of yourself /s
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Don’t worry, we can beat this record. We only need to produce more livestock.
Graekaris on
What’s with the passive language? They didn’t just ‘disappear’ on their own.
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The world’s tropical forests, which provide a crucial buffer against climate change, disappeared faster than ever recorded last year, new satellite analysis suggests.
Researchers estimate that 67,000 sq km (26,000 sq mi) of these pristine, old-growth forests were lost in 2024 – an area nearly as large as the Republic of Ireland, or 18 football pitches a minute.
But hey its all worth it since now you can generate a toy doll image of yourself /s
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Don’t worry, we can beat this record. We only need to produce more livestock.
What’s with the passive language? They didn’t just ‘disappear’ on their own.