Project Rondônia: On the Ground in Brazil's Rain Forest - Science Talk Archive

The is the world’s largest tropical forest, spanning nine South American countries and housing 10 percent of the world’s living plant and animal species, but the devastating loss of forest to recent fires is displacing people and animals, negatively affecting air quality in the region, changing rain patterns on a continental scale, and reducing the forest’s capacity to clean air for the planet.

Rondônia, Brazil

The man who planted a tree and grew a whole family of forests

NASA SVS Deforestation in Rondonia, Brazil, 2000-2010

I Thought the World Was Ending': What's Fueling the

rainforest now emitting more CO2 than it absorbs

Douglas Daly, Author at Science Talk Archive

Media reaction: fires and climate change

Brazil's other deforestation: has the savannah farming boom gone

As the Burns, Students Call on Harvard To Divest from

Environmental policy at a critical junction in the Brazilian

How Americans' love of beef is helping destroy the

Rondônia, Brazil

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