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- Fires in the Amazon forest fell to a historic low in 2025, according to the report.
- The decline followed a severe drought in 2024 and was helped by shifting weather patterns, reduced deforestation, and greater community awareness after the previous year's destruction.
- President Lula's administration's focus on forest protection contributed to lower deforestation rates.
- However, the report flags a potential super El Niño event as a threat that could raise fire risks again.
What to watch next
- Whether a potential super El Niño materialises and increases fire risks
- Whether deforestation rates stay low under President Lula's administration
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