Tropical forest in Latin America
The Amazon forest spans more than five million km2 and is by far the world’s largest rainforest area, representing some 55–60% of all rainforest. The well-known reduction of deforestation in Brazil since 2004 is globally significant, and demonstrates that controlling deforestation is possible with resolute government action and compatible with economic development. The situation in…
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Produced by:GRID-Arendal
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Year:01/12/2015
Tropical forest in Latin America
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