Big Ideas Into Action #14: Global tree loss data for 2020

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Every year the World Resources Institute analyses the latest data on how much of the world's tree cover has been lost in the previous calendar year. This year, the figures for 2020 make grim reading. Although there are some bright spots, the overall picture is going in the wrong direction, and there is evidence that a negative feedback loop is emerging between climate change and forest loss. To find out more go to www.globalforestwatch.org.

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