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For decades, monkeys from the Colombian Amazon have been used in biomedical research and returned to the wild—now researchers want to know what happens after that.

This year's heat and drought in the Amazon intensify worries that it is approaching a tipping point.

Water bodies across the Brazilian state of Roraima have shrunk in area by half over the past 20 years, according to research from the mapping collective MapBiomas.

Conditions have affected rivers and biodiversity, especially in the headwaters of the Solimões, Purus, Juruá, and Madeira rivers, as far as the southernmost countries of the forest, Peru and Bolivia.

Areas of the Apurinã territory in the Lower Seruini area, in southern Amazonas state, were sold by Nemus under an NFT project that promises to preserve the forest and generate carbon credits.

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‘Florencia en el Amazonas’ has its final screening at Spazju Kreattiv Cinema on December 30