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Since 2000, the world has lost 15% of its pristine intact forests. The leading cause of this loss since 2020? Human-caused fires. 🔥 As fire season approaches in critical areas like Brazil and Indonesia, we need to understand the root causes. 🧵 1/3

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Forests rarely just burn on their own. Agricultural expansion, logging, and infrastructure fragment wild spaces, drying out forest edges and making them highly vulnerable to ignition. To stop the fires, we must stop the initial encroachment. 🧵2/3

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We can't fight forest fires without fixing supply chains. At Trase, we track the global commodity trade driving this fragmentation. Read the full analysis from the @worldresources.bsky.social on why we must protect these vital ecosystems. go.wri.org/tcl2025-bs 🧵3/3

Tropical Rainforest Loss Slowed in 2025, but Fire is a Growing Threat to Forests Worldwide | World Resources Institute ResearchThe Forest Pulse draws on the most recent data and analysis to reveal the latest trends in global forest loss and deforestation. This page is updated annually using annual tree cover loss data. Update...go.wri.org