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The glass is half-full: conservation has made a difference

Uncontacted tribe missing after armed drug dealers storm their forest

Science has been nearly silent in Brazil’s Forest Code debate

Satellite data shows slight increase in Amazon deforestation over June last year

Picture of the day: horse-and-rider in the Amazon

Indigenous peoples in Suriname still wait for land rights

Amazon tribes win support to protect 46 million ha of Amazon forest

Suspects named for assassination of husband and wife activists in Brazil

Amazon drought and forest fire prediction system devised

Environmental protection agency chief: Brazil will do the same to indigenous as ‘Australians did to the Aborigines’

Despite moratorium, soy still contributes indirectly to Amazon deforestation

Oil company hires indigenous people to clean up its Amazon spill with rags and buckets

Proposed changes to Brazil’s Forest Code could hurt economy

Picture of the day: waterfall on the endangered Xingu river

BNDES paradox: bank funds both destruction and conservation of indigenous lands

Prominent scientists condemn proposed changes to Brazil’s Forest Code

Ranchers using Agent Orange to deforest the Amazon

Forest Code bill could undermine sustainable growth in the Amazon

Brazilian senator: Forest Code reform necessary to grow farm sector

Brazilian government: Amazon deforestation rising

Brazil confirms existence of new uncontacted Amazon tribe

Deforestation in Brazil’s Amazon continues to rise; clearing highest near Belo Monte dam site

Peru cancels massive dam project after years of protests

Last chance to see: the Amazon’s Xingu River

Revised Forest Code may cost Brazil climate commitments

Could palm oil help save the Amazon? (2011)

Could palm oil help save the Amazon?

Germany backs out of Yasuni deal

Profit, not poverty, increasingly the cause of deforestation

Majority of Brazilians reject changes in Amazon Forest Code

Rash of murders threatens to silence environmental and social activism in Brazil

Can Brazil meet deforestation, climate goals and still grow its cattle industry?

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