Katherine Shea(@KatherineAShea) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The data is in. The world experienced relentless loss of tropical forests in 2022, according to Global Forest Watch annual analysis. Read more on the (Join the live stream of the launch here: bit.ly/3NaBJ9d)

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Land & Carbon Lab(@landcarbonlab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

2021 data reveals new primary forest loss hotspots emerged in the western Brazilian Amazon, many linked to large-scale clearings for roads.

Learn more on World Resources Inst (with from Global Forest Watch) here: ow.ly/HFRF50IWFRV

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Bezos Earth Fund(@BezosEarthFund) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The world lost 11.1 million hectares of in 2021 — a rate equivalent to 10 football pitches per minute. And that was just in the tropics. World Resources Inst Institute paints a sobering picture of the state of the world’s forests. Learn more on .

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WRI Adaptation(@WRIAdaptation) 's Twitter Profile Photo

2020 data shows primary loss was 12% higher in 2020 than 2019. Discover more on where and why tree cover loss is occurring around the world on the : ow.ly/coez50EgDS4

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LandScale(@land_scale) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Last year, primary rainforests lost 11 football (soccer) pitches of forest a minute, according to new data from UMD GLAD and available on @GlobalForests. Learn about the 2022 on the 👇
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Global Forest Watch(@globalforests) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ever wonder…
How much occurred globally between 2000 and 2020?
How is tree cover gain distributed throughout the world?

Answers to these questions and more on the :
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Ever wonder… 
How much #TreeCoverGain occurred globally between 2000 and 2020? 
How is tree cover gain distributed throughout the world? 

Answers to these questions and more on the #GlobalForestReview:
gfw.global/3gfBM5E

#EarthWeek
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WRI Finance(@WRIFinance) 's Twitter Profile Photo

2020 data shows primary loss was 12% higher in 2020 than 2019. Discover more on where and why tree cover loss is occurring around the world on the : ow.ly/QNVj50EdCni

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WRI Africa(@WRIafrica) 's Twitter Profile Photo

📢 The data is in! The world experienced relentless loss of tropical forests in 2022, according to Global Forest Watch annual analysis. Read more on the ➡️ gfw.global/3Libahx

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WRI Africa(@WRIafrica) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Tropical primary forest loss in 2021 resulted in 2.5 Gt of CO2 emissions. That’s the same as India’s annual fossil fuel emissions.

Read more on the : gfw.global/37NKP9z @GlobalForests

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Tropical Forest Alliance at World Economic Forum(@tfa_Global) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The from World Resources Inst & Global Forest Watch launched this week!

The review reports on various indicators from forest extent to carbon emissions, unpacks dynamics and compares trends across countries. Find out more: research.wri.org/gfr/global-for…

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World Resources Inst(@WorldResources) 's Twitter Profile Photo

NEW: - the first living report on forests - bridges the gap between raw data and actionable insights. Global Forest Watch

Explore the GFR here: ow.ly/9PPK50Di3pr

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World Resources Inst(@WorldResources) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Last year, primary rainforests lost 11 football (soccer) pitches of forest a minute, according to new data from UMD GLAD and available on @GlobalForests.

Learn about the 2022 on the : ➡️bit.ly/3JvlbXn

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WRI Africa(@WRIafrica) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The DRC’s large forests are important carbon sinks, but they lost nearly half a million hectares of primary forest in 2021.

Big changes are needed to curb persistently high rates of loss. Learn more on the ▶️ gfw.global/37NKP9z

The DRC’s large forests are important carbon sinks, but they lost nearly half a million hectares of primary forest in 2021.

Big changes are needed to curb persistently high rates of loss. Learn more on the #GlobalForestReview ▶️ gfw.global/37NKP9z
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Re:wild(@rewild) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Have questions about the world’s forests? World Resources Inst new can help with data ranging from forest extent to carbon emissions. It unpacks dynamics & compares trends across countries. gfw.global/36dDuN3

Have questions about the world’s forests? @WorldResources new #GlobalForestReview can help with data ranging from forest extent to carbon emissions. It unpacks #deforestation dynamics & compares trends across countries. gfw.global/36dDuN3 #Forests4Life
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World Resources Inst(@WorldResources) 's Twitter Profile Photo

2020 data reveals that forests faced many climate-related disturbances in 2020 including fires, droughts, storm and insect damage.

Discover where climate change has affected primary forests on the ow.ly/TSm050Egz9N

2020 #treecoverloss data reveals that forests faced many climate-related disturbances in 2020 including fires, droughts, storm and insect damage. 

Discover where climate change has affected primary forests on the #GlobalForestReview ow.ly/TSm050Egz9N
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WRI Africa(@WRIafrica) 's Twitter Profile Photo

High rates of primary forest loss persist in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, with over half a million hectares lost in 2022.

Learn more on the ➡️ gfw.global/3Libahx

High rates of primary forest loss persist in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, with over half a million hectares lost in 2022.

Learn more on the #GlobalForestReview ➡️ gfw.global/3Libahx
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WRI Africa(@WRIafrica) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Small-scale agriculture & charcoal production were the main drivers of primary forest loss in the in 2022. Limited access to electricity + widespread poverty contribute to the reliance on forests for food & energy.

More on : gfw.global/3Libahx

Small-scale agriculture & charcoal production were the main drivers of primary forest loss in the #CongoBasin in 2022. Limited access to electricity + widespread poverty contribute to the reliance on forests for food & energy.

More on #GlobalForestReview: gfw.global/3Libahx
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World Resources Inst(@WorldResources) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There are just six years left for countries to meet their commitment to halt forest loss under the , but collectively, countries are still far off track.

A full 2023 analysis is on WRI’s ’s Target Tracker: gfw.global/4cEMIm1

There are just six years left for countries to meet their commitment to halt forest loss under the #GlasgowDeclaration, but collectively, countries are still far off track.  

A full 2023 analysis is on WRI’s #GlobalForestReview’s Target Tracker: gfw.global/4cEMIm1
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World Resources Institute Europe(@wrieurope) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New data reveals countries are far off track from meeting major commitments. But it’s still not too late to change course!

More on the Targets Tracker: gfw.global/3NtOVWS

New data reveals countries are far off track from meeting major #deforestation commitments. But it’s still not too late to change course!

More on the #GlobalForestReview Targets Tracker: gfw.global/3NtOVWS
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Re:wild(@rewild) 's Twitter Profile Photo

NEW: from World Resources Inst is the first living report on the state of the world’s . Look no further for up-to-date answers on your most critical forest questions bit.ly/39hK1Ix

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