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Cute picture of the day: armadillo carrying baby

Rare birds abound in Brazil’s Acre state

Buffer zones key to survival of maned wolf

Over 80 species targeted by hunters in Brazil’s northeast

Amazon deforestation could trigger drop in rainfall across South America

Emissions from Amazon deforestation in Brazil fall 57% since 2004

Brazil’s controversial Belo Monte back on track after court decision overruled

Construction of controversial Belo Monte dam stopped

Flooded savannas in Latin America shrinking 3 times faster than rainforests

Dry forests disappearing faster than rainforests in Latin America

Independent assessment confirms drop in Amazon deforestation for 2011-2012

Chart: Forest loss in Latin America

Key mammals dying off in rainforest fragments

Belo Monte mega-dam halted again by high Brazilian court, appeal likely but difficult

United States ranks near bottom on first ever energy efficiency scorecard

Pig iron producers sign zero deforestation pledge after Greenpeace campaign

Brazil’s deforestation rate still on decline in 2012?

‘Penis snake’ discovered in Brazil is actually a rare species of amphibian

European Space Agency releases time series showing Amazon deforestation

10 African countries to develop satellite-based deforestation tracking systems with help of Brazil

Brazil decree opens tribal lands to mining, dams in ‘national interest’

Indigenous tribes hold 3 engineers hostage over Belo Monte dam

Brazil cripples illegal gold mining operations in indigenous territory

Over 500 dead penguins wash up in Brazil, cause under investigation

Still time to save most species in the Brazilian Amazon

Indigenous tribes end occupation of Belo Monte

Indonesia, Brazil, Mexico, Peru get big boost in deforestation tracking, biomass measurement

Indigenous leaders demand suspension of Belo Monte dam

Vale’s $1 trillion iron mine in the Amazon wins approval

Indigenous tribes occupy Belo Monte dam for over 10 days

96 percent of the world’s species remain unevaluated by the Red List

Brazil’s environmental leadership at risk, warn scientists

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