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How Restoring Degraded Forests Affects Temperature and Precipitation

Emerging evidence shows that in addition to curbing climate change, forest restoration can reduce heat and regulate rainfall.

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Indigenous Amazon forests absorb noxious fumes and prevent diseases from wildfires, study suggests

SÃO PAULO A new study published in Nature estimates that forests in Indigenous lands in Brazil’s Amazon have the potential to absorb over 7,000 tons of noxious fumes from forest fires every year, preventing about 15 million cases of respiratory and cardiovascular diseases annually, which would otherwise cost $2 billion to Brazil’s public health system. The […]

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Selling sand - Newspaper - DAWN COM

A lucrative business is endangering ecosystems.

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