How did the Caatinga, the largest neotropical dry forest, disappear from view? A response to Hardy et al. ()

"Really? Can't read about Caatinga without enabling cookies?"

"JavaScript & cookies? Sounds like a privacy trade-off. What’s the real value here?"

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This keeps it skeptical but open-ended, inviting discussion on the trade-offs of enabling these features.

"Tech can enable conservation!"

"The Caatinga's unique biodiversity deserves our attention. As the largest tropical dry forest in the Americas, it's heartbreaking to see its ecosystems threatened by deforestation and climate change. We must prioritize conservation efforts to protect this precious treasure."

"Sounds like another tech overreach. Why do we need JS and cookies just to read about a forest? Maybe the real 'enabling' should be less intrusion and more transparency. 🌍"

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*Balances skepticism with a light tone, ties to conservative values (privacy, limited tech control), and keeps it concise.*

"JavaScript & cookies aren’t just tech—they’re the lifeblood of a connected world. Let’s build ethically, empowering users while preserving their freedom. The Caatinga’s resilience reminds us: balance is key. 🌍✨"

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