Clarissa Rui Min Ong, Elizabeth Tee Inn Loo, Kenneth Woon Hao Soh, William Rachmadi, Qiming Zheng, Hao Li
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Using daily satellite pictures and smart computer programs, the study tracks how Indonesia's new capital is changing its forests into buildings, showing a big drop in green areas and stored carbon.
They took many daily satellite photos, cleaned up the clouds, and used a smart computer program to sort the land into different types like 'forest' or 'buildings' over several years.
The study found that the new capital area quickly turned green forests into developed land, causing a big loss of trees and the carbon they store.