Amazon rainforest
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Global Heating Decreases Rainfall, Increases Heat In Amazon Making Drought 30 Times More Likely
Global heating has made drought 30 times more likely in the Amazon Rainforest, Read more here. A recent study said that global heating decreases rainfall and increases heat in Amazon Rainforest.
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South American Nations Calls on Rich Countries To Help Develop a Marshall-style Plan to Save Amazon Rainforest
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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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Giant Crab Spider: Previously Unknown Species Discovered at Amazon Rainforest
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Brazilian Amazon Deforestations Release 90 Million Metric Tons of Carbon Dioxide from 2013 to 2021 [Report]
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Caribbean Seagrasses Store More Carbon Than the Amazon Rainforest, New Study Shows
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Amazon Rainforest Protected Indigenous Reservations Prevent Respiratory, Cardiovascular Ailments
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Amazon Rainforest's Remaining 38% of Trees Degraded by Humans [Study]
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Thunderstorms Caused by Climate Change Will Most Likely Increase the Number of Large Windthrow Events in the Amazon
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Researchers Find a Way to Expand Agriculture Economy While Still Protecting Amazon Rainforest
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Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon Has Set New Records, With an Area 11 Times the Size of New York City Being Used for Agriculture
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Destruction of the Amazon Linked to British Chickens
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