Nature Benefits When Logged Tropical Forests are Left to Recover

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By Syndicated ContentJan 11, 2025, 10:08 am648 ptsHotTop
Andrew Hector, University of Oxford; Charlie Marsh, National University of Singapore, and Edgar Turner, University of Cambridge In parts of the tropics like the island of Borneo, the pace of environmental change has been dramatic. Not long ago, the forests that covered most of the island were largely intact.…

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