Amazon
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Drought Plus Human Activity is Destroying More than a Third of the Amazon
Human activities and drought destroy more than a third of the Amazon rainforest. According to research, 2.5 million square kilometers of forest are less resilient due to fires, land conversion, logging, and water shortages.
Latest Research Articles
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Researchers and Indigenous People Concludes that Certain Areas of the Amazon May Never Recover
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Listening to the Amazon: NASA Reveals that "Recovered" Area May Not Have Healed as Much as We Thought
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Ant Swarm Invades Woman's Kindle Device, Purchases Books from Amazon
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Police Detain Suspect in Connection with Missing Journalist in the Amazon
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British Journalist Goes Missing in a Remote Part of the Amazon
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Record Breaking Levels of Deforestation in the Amazon Occurred This January
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European Markets Are Dropping Beef from Brazilian Producers with Links to Deforestation
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Plastic Pollution from Amazon Continues to Soar Since the Start of Pandemic
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Deforestation: Destruction of the Amazon is Putting Jaguars and Giant Eagles at Risk
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Amazon Hunters are Working with Scientists to Save Rare Pink River Dolphins
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Amazon's Mystery of Manu: After 50 Years, Mysterious Plant Finally Identified
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Worsening Situation in Amazon Rainforest May Expose Millions of People to Lethal Heat Stress