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Artificial intelligence in the software CAPTAIN identifies spatial priorities that improve threatened species conservation with only slight reductions in carbon capture during ecological restoration.
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Avoiding deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon delivers the highest biodiversity and carbon benefits at lower costs compared to restoration efforts.
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