INPE satellite data confirms Brazilian Amazon deforestation plunged 41.8% to 3,335 km² — the lowest level recorded since 1988.
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1. 3,335 km² PRODES MilestoneSlide 02 / 11
Down 41.8% Year-Over-Year
Brazil's National Institute for Space Research (INPE) recorded 3,335 km² of Amazon clearing in the latest PRODES cycle, beating national targets.
Lowest Since 1988400M+ tCO2e Emissions Avoided
2. Real-Time DETER EnforcementSlide 03 / 11
IBAMA Satellite Alerts & Embargoes
Near-real-time DETER radar alerts paired with IBAMA field enforcement and rural credit embargoes cut illegal land-grabbing across Pará and Mato Grosso.
CAR Registry Cross-CheckAutomated Rural Credit Blocks
3. Cerrado Biome ProgressSlide 04 / 11
Savanna Clearing Also Declines
Deforestation in Brazil's biodiverse Cerrado savanna also dropped for a second consecutive year under the federal PPCerrado action plan.
Crucial Water TowerFeeds 8 of 12 Brazil Basins
4. Flying Rivers & Hydro GridSlide 05 / 11
How Forest Transpiration Powers Brazil
The intact Amazon pumps 20 billion tonnes of water vapor daily into 'flying rivers' that feed Brazil's Southeast hydroelectric reservoirs.
60%+ Hydro Grid ShareProtects Ag & Power Security
5. Silvopasture Carbon RemovalSlide 06 / 11
270,000+ tCO2e ARR Deals Scale Up
Corporate buyers are signing multi-hundred-thousand-tonne silvopasture reforestation deals in Brazil that plant native trees on degraded cattle pasture.