- Global climate change is threatening the Amazon biome, while global warming is causing extreme weather events in Europe.
- Studies warn of climate instability and severe drought in the Amazon biome, linked to El Niño.
Researchers from institutions including the University of Miami collaborated on a study concerning protected areas in the Amazon region.
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Jun 6
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Researchers from institutions including the University of Miami collaborated on a study concerning protected areas in the Amazon region.
How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The Peruvian Ministry of Culture rejected a recognition application regarding threats to isolated groups in the Amazon region.Sub-event
- A study has mapped corridors in Amazonia to assist policymakers with land protection efforts.Sub-event
Study collaboration on protected areas in the Amazon biome.1 source
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