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40 percent of the Amazon could be grassland by 2050

Rhett A. Butler 22 Mar 2006

Amazon rainforest grows fastest during dry season

University Of Arizona 21 Mar 2006

Brazil to flood Amazon rainforest for hydroelectric power

Reuters 17 Mar 2006

Harmless frogs gain protection by mimicking toxic species

University Of Texas At Austin 13 Mar 2006

Camisea pipeline leaks in rainforest of Peru

Rhett A. Butler 8 Mar 2006

Amazon to be logged sustainably says Brazil

Rhett A. Butler 6 Mar 2006

Malaria linked to Amazon deforestation

Rhett A. Butler 2 Feb 2006

Parks, indian reserves slow Amazon deforestation

Rhett A. Butler 25 Jan 2006

Venezuela plans 5000-mile pipeline across Amazon rain forest

Rhett A. Butler 25 Jan 2006

Indigenous Amazonians Display Core Understanding Of Geometry

Harvard University News 23 Jan 2006

Brazilian Reporter Defends Amazon

The Associated Press 25 Dec 2005

Dangerous times on Brazil’s Amazon frontier

Reuters 22 Dec 2005

Bolivian rainforest certified to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

The Nature Conservancy 20 Dec 2005

Some Amazon rainforest trees are over 1000 years old finds study

Rhett A. Butler 13 Dec 2005

Amazon drought continues, worst on record

Rhett A. Butler 11 Dec 2005

Brazilian accused of nun's murder says death not contract killing

Reuters 10 Dec 2005

Amazon rainforest biodiversity due to biology not climate change says study

Rhett A. Butler 5 Dec 2005

Amazon deforestation slows in Brazil for 2005

Rhett A. Butler 5 Dec 2005

Exploring freshwater fish habitats in the rainforest of Peru

Rhett A. Butler 26 Nov 2005

Pictures from Peru

Rhett A. Butler 14 Nov 2005

Vampires kill 23 in Brazil, deforestation blamed

Mongabay.com 7 Nov 2005

Logging can have low impact on Amazon rainforest says FAO

Modified Fao 5 Nov 2005

Logging impact worse than thought in the Amazon

Rhett A. Butler 1 Nov 2005

Biopiracy fears hampering research in Brazilian Amazon

Michael Astor 30 Oct 2005

Pre-Columbian Amazon supported millions of people

Tina Butler 18 Oct 2005

Air medics deliver healthcare in the remote Amazon

Staff Reporter Of The Wall Street Journal 13 Oct 2005

Amazon at record low — communities isolated, commerce stalled

Rhett A. Butler 11 Oct 2005

Extreme drought drops Amazon river to record low levels

Peter Blackburn 7 Oct 2005

95% of mahogany from Peru is illegally logged says scientist

Mongabay.com 6 Oct 2005

Weight of flooded Amazon river causes Earth to sink 3 inches

Ohio State University News 5 Oct 2005

Dodging bullets in Brazil with Greenpeace

The Independent 2 Oct 2005

Amazon river at record low levels; deforestation blamed

Mongabay.com 30 Sep 2005

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