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The Amazon rainforest

Environment

Pink river dolphins are dying from extreme heat in the Amazon

Months of high temperatures and low rainfall are taking their toll on wildlife and people living along the Amazon river, and climate change could bring more extreme conditions

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Humans

The Amazon may contain thousands of undiscovered ancient structures

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Environment

'Dark earth' made by Amazon farmers stores carbon for centuries

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Environment

Bolivia's surging deforestation alarms environmentalists

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Environment

Amazon deforestation has begun to slow since Lula took over in Brazil

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My Amazon family’s gut microbes may help us fight inflammatory disease

Health

My Amazon family’s gut microbes may help us fight inflammatory disease

Features

Aerial view showing a deforested area of the Amazon rainforest seen during a flight between Manaus and Manicore, in Amazonas State, Brazil, on June 6, 2022. - The way for man's lust over the Amazonian richness is open at the

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Amazon deforestation may shrink Himalayan snow and Antarctic ice

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Wildcat review: Come for cute animals, stay for nuanced psychology

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Wildcat review: Come for cute animals, stay for nuanced psychology

Culture

Aerial view of the Potaro River running across the Kaieteur National Park which sits in a section of the Amazon rainforest in the Potaro-Siparuni region of Guyana, taken on September 24, 2022. - Despite the dispute with Guyana, the Esequibo region is a destination of migration from Venezuela. Guyana defends a limit established in 1899 by an arbitration court in Paris, while Venezuela claims the Geneva Agreement, signed in 1966 with the United Kingdom before Guyanese independence, which established the basis for a negotiated solution and ignored the previous treaty. But the Guyanese government is promoting a process in the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to ratify the current borders and put an end to the dispute. (Photo by Patrick FORT / AFP) (Photo by PATRICK FORT/AFP via Getty Images)

Environment

2023 could mark a turning point for the Amazon rainforest

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A gold mine in Bolivar state in the south of Venezuela

Environment

Deforestation in Venezuela surges as gold miners ransack the Amazon

The loss of pristine forest is estimated to be increasing by around 170 per cent annually in Venezuela - an even faster rate than Brazil - as a result of a state-sanctioned boom in gold mining

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Environment

COP27: Brazil's Lula promises zero deforestation in the Amazon by 2030

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Life

Herds of pig-like peccaries seem to disappear and reappear years later

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Society

Brazil election: Lula win hailed as victory for the Amazon

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Environment

Intensive farming of cleared land could save rest of Amazon rainforest

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