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Fish deformities expose ‘collapse’ of Xingu River’s pulse after construction of Belo Monte Dam

The first amphibian to halt a hydroelectric dam now takes on the climate crisis

Rio Doce communities still live with toxic water, 10 years after Mariana disaster

Stricter rules adopted to protect sloths from pet trade and selfie tourism

To save jaguars from extinction, scientists in Brazil are trying IVF and cloning

Why are Amazonian trees getting ‘fatter’?

With COP30, Indigenous Brazilians strive for new resources to protect nature

Offshore fossil fuel exploration jeopardizes Brazil’s climate leadership, study says

As fires flare in Brazil’s Cerrado, heat-resistant seeds offer restoration lifeline

Sloth selfies are feeding a booming wildlife trafficking trade

Chilean pulp giant Arauco’s history of pollution trails it to Brazil biodiversity site

In Rio’s largest favela, used oil becomes soap and social change

Virus outbreak deepens rift over return of Spix’s macaw to Brazil

An Indigenous women-led revolution fights fires in Brazil’s Cerrado

Negro River study finds genetic damage in fish after oil spill

Research aims to link Hansen’s disease & illegal armadillo hunting in Brazil

Rare earth rush endangers rural communities and conservation areas in Brazil

In Brazil’s Pantanal, too many tourists may be the jaguar’s new predator

Waste-to-energy project could boost Brazil’s decarbonization goals

Fate of iconic, and endangered, Brazilwood pits musical tradition against conservation

Surge in critical minerals claims puts Brazil’s land reform communities at risk

Scientists & communities rush to save rare, diverse Brazilian grassland ecosystem

Meat giant profits from carbon market without halting deforestation

Brazil’s Indigenous Akroá Gamella reclaim and restore their land, one patch at a time

Checkout counter tech eases wildlife identification in the field

Protect one large forest, or many small ones? New study reignites conservation debate

New environmental licensing will build a power plant in the Cerrado and demolish a school

Ecological crisis in Brazil’s Pantanal fuels human-jaguar conflict

Mining companies use legal loopholes to move forward without environmental licensing off the Brazilian coast

A new mall for the village: How carbon credit dollars affect Indigenous Guyanese

Extreme heat, violent storms: How Rio de Janeiro is facing its new climate reality

How extreme droughts could redefine the future of Amazonian fish

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