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A Lost Tree Does Not Always Mean a Converted Forest | Spanish C2

How tree-cover loss differs from deforestation in evidence about Indonesia.

Un árbol perdido no siempre es un bosque convertido

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Separating observation, classification and causal inference when mediating environmental data.

A satellite records canopy change, while a claim of lasting forest conversion needs evidence about subsequent land use.

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