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fire burning in amazon rainforest

Feature
September 18, 2024

How climate change is allowing fire to devastate the Amazon Rainforest

Tropics

low water levels reveal the bottoms of bridge supports in the Acre river

In The News
August 23, 2024

Acre’s communities face drinking water shortage amid Amazon drought

Read on Mongabay Mentions I. Foster Brown

Tropics

bulldozer tracks mark deforestation at a forest's edge

In The News
August 5, 2024

Deforestation harms climate less than other types of Amazon degradation, study finds

Read on Reuters Mentions Manoela Machado

Tropics

aerial view of a riverbed with a dry island in the center

Update
July 12, 2024

Severe droughts limit Amazonian communities’ access to basic services

Tropics

Ângela Conceição, president of FETAGRI, speaks on a panel at the event

Update
July 10, 2024

Tanguro Science Symposium displays 20 years of Amazon research

Tropics

Pantanal fire, photo by Illuminati Filmes

In The News
June 28, 2024

Fire bans not effective as the Amazon and Pantanal burn, study says

Read on Mongabay Mentions Manoela Machado

Tropics

smoke rises into a dim sky as the sun sets over the Pantanal

In The News
June 14, 2024

Fires in Brazil wetlands surge to record start in 2024

Read on Reuters Mentions Michael T. Coe

Tropics

night sky with stars and milky way over green shed and buildings of research station

Feature
June 10, 2024

20 anos na Estação de Pesquisa Tanguro

Tropics

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