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Threatened Pink Dolphins in Amazon At Risk From Overfishing, Construction
The population of threatened pink dolphins in the Amazon is threatened by the dangers of overfishing and the construction of infrastructure such as dams. Read more here.
Latest Research Articles
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Amazon Rainforest's Remaining 38% of Trees Degraded by Humans [Study]
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Scientists Finally Reach Tallest Tree in Amazon After Three Years of Planning
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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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