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Amazon wildfires cut carbon absorption in rainforest by 24%
New research reveals ozone pollution from wildfires in the Amazon reduces the rainforest’s carbon dioxide absorption by about 24% of the emissions caused by fires. Scientists from the University of ...
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Amazon wildfires cut rainforest carbon absorption by 24%
New research reveals that ozone pollution from Amazon wildfires reduces the rainforest’s ability to absorb carbon dioxide by ...
As Monica Turner trekked across the western hills of Yellowstone National Park, the cold rain was inescapable. Even the ...
By Doug Hansen If I close my eyes, I can still feel the warm tropical breeze blowing across my face as our cigar-shaped ...
Sao Paulo – Brazil heads into a presidential contest that could determine the direction of environmental policy across the ...
Brazil’s October presidential election could reshape the future of the Amazon, with the winner leading the country that contains about 60 per cent of the world’s largest rainforest -- ...
The conservation of the Amazon has been largely absent from this year’s campaign. Still, the two men represent starkly ...
Scientists from across the Amazon have delivered to Pope Leo XIV a briefing on mercury pollution in the region—documents that ...
Hobbled by a lack of data, scientists have been unable to track biodiversity across much of the planet. A new initiative ...
An analysis by the London-based group Zero Carbon Analytics (ZCA) supports a claim conservationists have made for decades: ...
With Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro tied in the polls, the upcoming election is expected to significantly shape the level of ...
Tropical forests may look like a uniform sea of green from above, but new research shows that carefully measured differences in forest structure and function can help explain how birds use existing ...
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