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Climate change destroyed 12 million hectares of tropical forest last year, says Study

Climate change destroyed 12 million hectares of tropical forest last year, says Study

New Delhi, Apr 26 (UNI) A study conducted by Global Forest Watch has revealed that climate change has destroyed about 12 million hectares of tropical forests, which is equivalent to the size of England and 30 soccer fields, in 2018.