Deforestation
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Deforestation Is Making Lizards Disappear: 84% of North American Lizards At Risk Due to Climate Change
New research highlights the plight of lizards due to the widespread loss of trees. The study has revealed that the combined stress of deforestation and climate change will negatively impact up to 84 percent of North America’s lizards by the end of the century.
Latest Research Articles
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20th Century Reforestation Eases Rising Temperatures, Climate Change Effects in Eastern US [Study]
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Dark Extinction: Over 1,400 of World's Bird Species Driven to Extinction by Human Activities
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Tree Planting Holiday: Kenya Issues Public Holiday to Allow Residents Plant 100 Million Trees Nationwide
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El Niño-Southern Oscillation Predictability Issues: 'Maritime Continent' Deforestation to Blame
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Amazon Rainforest Could be the Next Source of World's Next Pandemic Due to Climate Change, Deforestation [Study]
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Amazon Deforestation Causes Warming, Adds Climate Impact To Global Heating
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Coffee Pulp and Production Waste Helps Regrow Deforested Areas, 5-Year Study Shows
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Brazil Celebrates As Deforestation in Amazon Falls 66% In August
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Saving the Andean Birds: A Call for Action To Prevent Climate-Driven Extinctions
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Indigenous Groups Continue To Raise Concerns Vs. Mining, Pollution In Amazon
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Deforestation Drop A Welcome Boost For Amazon's Rainforest
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Brazilian Amazon Deforestations Release 90 Million Metric Tons of Carbon Dioxide from 2013 to 2021 [Report]