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Amazon Rainforest More Drought Resistant than Believed, Researchers Say
The Amazon rainforest may be more resistant to drought than previously believed, according to researchers at the University of Exeter and Colorado State University, whose new computer simulation factors in previously unaccounted for elements that suggest the rainforest is more resilient than previous models made it out to be.
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