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Nearly 40% of Amazon rainforest most vital to climate left unprotected, data shows
Tuesday 17 Sep 24 10:45am
Scientists agree that preserving the Amazon rainforest is vital to combating global warming, but new data indicates huge swathes of the jungle that are most vital to the world's climate remain unprotected.
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