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Young brothers aged 6 and 8 found alive after four weeks lost in the Amazon rainforest

The indigenous boys aged just six and eight are believed to have gotten lost whilst trying to catch small birds in the jungle near Manicore, Amazonas state, on February 18

Irish Mirror

Brothers rescued after being lost for close to four weeks in Amazon rainforest

Two boys, aged seven and nine, are taken to hospital with severe malnutrition and dehydration after apparently surviving close to a month alone in the rainforest.

ABC News

Two brothers aged 6 and 8 found after disappearing into the Amazon a month ago

Gleson Carvalho Ribeiro, 8, and Glaco Carvalho Ribeiro, 6, have been found alive after going missing 27 days ago in the Amazon rainforest in the northern Brazilian state of Amazonas

Daily Mirror

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Indigenous communities meet in Ecuador to demand end to extractive industries

Indigenous leaders from nine countries in the Amazon basin met in Ecuador on Tuesday and demanded South America governments halt extractive industries which damage the rainforest, urging them to respect agreements and legal rulings recognizing communities' rights over territories.

Reuters

What happens if the Amazon desertifies?

Droughts and logging have wreaked havoc on the rainforest often called the "world's lungs," scientists say

Salon

In Brazil, artists and activists protest against mining bill

Thousands of Brazilians have gathered outside Congress in Brasilia to protest a set of bills that they say threaten the Amazon rainforest and the Indigenous people living in it

The Independent UK

Bolsonaro suffers setback on bill to mine indigenous lands

Brazil's far-right president, Jair Bolsonaro, suffered a setback on Wednesday in his effort to rush through a law that would allow mining on indigenous reservations, which he had argued was necessary because Brazil needed fertilizer supplies.

Reuters

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Death Of A Rainforest: Amazon Near Tipping Point Of Transitioning To Savanna, Study Says

Three-quarters of the rainforest is currently at risk of transitioning.

Zenger

First Thing: west mulls Russian oil import ban over Ukraine invasion

Russia threatens Europe’s gas supplies, and says rejecting its oil would be ‘catastrophic’ for world. Plus, tipping point for Amazon rainforest looms

The Guardian - UK

Meanwhile, On The Other Side Of The Globe, The Amazon Is Near A ‘Tipping Point’ With Droughts

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Pedestrian.tv

Amazon rainforest on verge of ‘tipping point’ of irreversible changes: study

A new study has determined the Amazon rainforest is approaching a “tipping point” of die-off, wherein the region will be irreversibly changed into a savanna.

Tribune News Service

Is the Amazon rainforest on the verge of collapse?

Sprawling 5.5 million square kilometres, the Amazon rainforest is the largest of its kind and home to about one in ten of all known species. To date, at least 40,000 plants, 2,200 fish, 1,200 birds, 400 mammals, 400 amphibians, and 375 reptiles have been scientifically classified in the region, not…

The Conversation

Climate crisis: Amazon rainforest tipping point is looming, data shows

Analysis of satellite observations show forest is losing stability with ‘profound’ global implications

The Guardian - UK

Climate change brings extreme, early impact to South America

Scientists have long been warning that extreme weather would cause calamity in the future

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Tayto Park announces exciting arrival of adorable baby monkey

Geoldi’s Monkeys are a small and vulnerable primate found throughout western regions of the Amazon basin

France 24

Ecuador: Oil spill in Amazon rainforest 'could have been avoided'

More than a million litres of oil spilled in the Amazon rainforest in Ecuador after a pipeline ruptured on January 28. The company that manages the pipeline said it was damaged by falling rocks, brought down by erosion and heavy rain, claiming that the incident "could not have been foreseen".…

The Independent UK

Presidents’ Day: What America’s leaders did next after leaving the White House

The Obamas signed a lucrative production deal with Netflix, Teddy Roosevelt explored the Amazon, Gerald Ford wrote a joke book and Donald Trump plotted revenge against his enemies

The Independent UK

Brazil's Bolsonaro issues decrees to boost mining of Amazon

Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro has issued two decrees to boost gold prospecting with a focus on the Amazon rainforest

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The Guardian - UK

‘Loophole’ allowing for deforestation on soya farms in Brazil’s Amazon

Satellite data shows rainforest cleared for cattle and maize on farms growing soya, undermining claims crop is deforestation-free

The Guardian - US

This lawyer should be world-famous for his battle with Chevron – but he’s in jail

Chevron is accused of polluting the Amazon for 26 years. The only people who’ve paid the price are a human rights lawyer and those whose land was poisoned

Manchester Evening News

Protesters camped out on Ryebank Fields for nearly a year to stop a housing development have now built their own home

“We can’t save the Amazon in Chorlton, but we can save Ryebank Fields.”

The Conversation

The great Amazon land grab – how Brazil's government is turning public land private, clearing the way for deforestation

Imagine that several state legislators decide that Yellowstone National Park is too big. Also imagine that, working with federal politicians, they change the law to downsize the park by a million acres, which they sell in a private auction.

Al Jazeera

‘Gold in the sea’: Brazil’s booming fish bladder trade

Amazon fishers are cashing in on a booming maw industry fuelled by Chinese demand, but the threat of overfishing looms.

The Independent UK

Tarnished Gold: Illegal mining stokes Indigenous divisions

Relentless pressure from the rapid growth of illegal gold mining in Brazil's Amazon rainforest is stoking long-standing divisions in local Indigenous communities about the best path forward for their collective well-being

LiveScience

Deforestation: Facts about the widespread destruction of Earth's forests

Deforestation can include clearing the land for farming or livestock, or using the timber for fuel, construction or manufacturing.

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