The Amazon rainforest is the world’s largest rainforest and river system, and the most biologically diverse place on earth. It covers roughly 40% of South America, spanning Brazil, Bolivia ...

They caused 60% of the deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon. Such conditions are likely to worsen in future. Chart: The Economist ... should look across their south-western border at Bolivia.

Such credentials have brought hope to clergymen and faithful in the Amazon region, a vast area with 48 million residents and 6.7 million square kilometres in South America. They see Chicago-born ...

Valid species of the genus Nyssorhynchus (subfamily Anophelinae) found in South America, grouped by series ... vectors are largely concentrated in the Amazon (Fig. 4). The Brazilian Atlantic Coast, ...

Previous analysis of satellite imagery has linked Cresud to more than 170,000 hectares of deforestation in South America since 2001 – an area ... notably a member of the Innovative Finance for the ...

The river we are talking about is called Rio Negro. Rio Negro flows through the Amazon rainforest in South America and passes through Brazil, Colombia, and Venezuela. According to available ...

The Amazon is one of the planet’s last great wildernesses, stretching across nine countries in South America ... short-eared dogs on walks through the rainforest with Pitman.

Sources said Amazon will occupy 141,000 square feet at 4980 Great America Parkway ... use commercial building flops into default Big South Bay office building is bought, deal shows huge price ...

The data are being used in a $64.1 million lawsuit filed in 2021 by environmental and Indigenous groups that accuse the French retailer of contributing to illegal deforestation. Among the ...

The researchers linked the recent surge in deforestation to an increase in forest fires, as well as industrial agriculture. Unlike in temperate or boreal forests in North America and Europe ...

SANTIAGO, May 23 (Reuters) - Llamas, alpacas, vicuñas, and guanacos in South America are being hailed as heroes of the high plateaus for their resilience to harsh environments and climate change ...