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The Amazon might not have a tipping point But it s still in trouble

Scientists race to foretell the fate of the vast forest facing deforestation and climate change.

United statesMato grossoEstado do rioMarina hirotaBeatriz marimonBen hur marimon jrBernardom floresDavid lapolaCarlos nobreAtlantic oceanMato grosso state university in nova xavantinaProceedings of the national academy sciencesAndia universal images group gettyUniversity of campinasBrazil national institute of amazonian researchUniversity of santa catarina

Encore: Researchers in Brazil credit scientific discoveries to the power of sound

The Amazon rainforest is the most biodiverse ecosystem on the planet. Scientists there say the best way to experience it may be with your ears.

United statesKirk sieglerMario cohn hoftAri shapiroOrnothologist mario cohn haftUn foundationBrazil national institute of amazonian researchNational instituteIndiana jones

Last year s deforestation pledge is off to a slow start | WKZO | Everything Kalamazoo

By Jake Spring, Gloria Dickie and Kate Lamb SAO PAULO (Reuters) - One year after more than 140 countries pledged to halt all deforestation by 2030, li.

Sao pauloNew south walesSharm el sheikhJanub sinaCity ofUnited kingdomIzabella teixeiraAlessandra prenticeDeepa babingtonGuillaume tshitendeLaura albuquerqueRita mesquitaLuiz inacio lulaKaty daigleErin matsonGloria dickie

Last Year s Deforestation Pledge Is Off To A Slow Start

One year after more than 140 countries pledged to halt all deforestation by 2030, little has been done to finance protections or pass new conservation laws, experts say.

Sharm el sheikhJanub sinaIzabella teixeiraGuillaume tshitendeLaura albuquerqueRita mesquitaLuiz inacio lulaErin matsonJair bolsonaroBrazil national institute of amazonian researchKolwezi universityAgricultural associationForest declaration assessmentGlobal forest watchPresident jair bolsonaroNational institute

Last year s deforestation pledge is off to a slow start

SAO PAULO (Reuters) - One year after more than 140 countries pledged to halt all deforestation by 2030, little has been done to finance protections or pass new conservation laws, experts say.

Sao pauloNew south walesSharm el sheikhJanub sinaCity ofUnited kingdomIzabella teixeiraAlessandra prenticeDeepa babingtonGuillaume tshitendeLaura albuquerqueRita mesquitaLuiz inacio lulaKaty daigleErin matsonGloria dickie

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