Figure 3: The Projected Expansion of Agriculture and Pastures in (A) Brazil, (B) the Democratic Republic of the Congo, (C) Madagascar, and (D) Indonesia for 2050 and 2100, Under a Worst-Case Scenario of Land Use From Native Vegetation to Agricultural Fields and Pasture.

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