Trump’s trade war could turbocharge deforestation in the Amazon

Trump’s trade war could turbocharge deforestation in the Amazon

54% Tariffs on China?! Here’s What Trump’s Trade War Means for Your Wallet

Big changes are happening in U.S. trade policy again—and if you’ve been hearing about “Trump’s tariffs” making a comeback, you’re not imagining it. In 2025, Donald Trump has introduced a new round of tariffs, but this time with a twist: they’re being called “reciprocal tariffs.” Let’s break down what that means, how it might affect what you buy, and which countries are on the list. So, What Are Reciprocal Tariffs Anyway? Think of it like this: i…

This set of biomass, atmospheric water vapour, surface water in soils is lost with deforestation, and the soil becomes dependent on rainsThe density of surface freshwater drainage in the Amazon is the highest on the planet and large industrialized countries have indicated with great interest, their desire to have access to this strategic resource, which depends on the permanence of their forests. However, the information of remote sensors monito…

WASHINGTON, April 25.— President Donald Trump’s decision to start his tariff war against the world, but focused on China, apparently today begins to resent certain U.S. sections of the Asian nation, reported PL. Data from the Department of Agriculture confirm that China cancelled 12,000 metric tons of pork in the midst of this unresolved trade conflict between the two largest economies on the planet. This cancellation of orders from the Asian gi…

The National Federation of Retailers projects that imports could fall by as much as 20% in the second half of the year if tariffs are maintained.