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There are 150 million trees that disappear into rayon and viscous fabrics every year.

That is slated to double within the next decade, which makes viscose and rayon one of the

most aggressive growing threats to forest ecosystems around the world.

Why do we need to be wary of buying clothes and textiles made of rayon and viscos,

perhaps even if they come from sustainably managed forests?

What qualifies a forest to be considered as an ancient forest?

And why is there stringent and immediate protection from further deforestation vital

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