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Gran Chaco: Argentina risks losing its largest native forest

A proposed change in land use rules could give green light to deforestation in the Chaco biome, and casts doubt on the country’s pledge to curb forest loss by 2030

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By GRID-Arendal
November 20th, 2022
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