I also found it a bit jarring to see “Save the Amazon” on there. I tracked down their source, which is the size of the Amazon preservation fund that the Brazilian government hopes to create with international donations. Presenting a dollar amount that will “save the Amazon” seems to play into an idea that rainforest preservation is something that you can just buy — but in practice that often translates into taking land away from indigenous people. I realize every number in these charts is an oversimplification and I just fixated on that one because of my political ecology background, but it does seem to sideline questions of structural change in the political-economic system.