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Scientists issue dire warning for the Amazon rainforest - Vimarsana News

Scientists issue dire warning for the Amazon rainforest

A newly published paper has outlined the looming dangers of the Amazon rainforest and what areas of the iconic location are expected to do over 30 years.

Amazon Rainforest Set for Collapse, Scientists Warn - Vimarsana News

Amazon Rainforest Set for Collapse, Scientists Warn

Tipping Point Large parts of the Amazon’s iconic rainforest have the possibility of reaching an irreversible “tipping point” and then collapsing into a sad shadow of it itself in less than 30 years due to deforestation and climate change impacts, scientists warn in a new paper published in the journal Nature. Because these “compounding disturbances” […]

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Amazon rainforest at the threshold: loss of forest worsens climate change - Sonnenseite - Ökologische Kommunikation mit Franz Alt - Vimarsana News

Amazon rainforest at the threshold: loss of forest worsens climate change - Sonnenseite - Ökologische Kommunikation mit Franz Alt

The Amazon rainforest could approach a tipping point, which could lead to a large-scale collapse with serious implications for the global climate system.

Amazon Rainfall Decline Threatens South American Monsoon - Vimarsana News

Amazon Rainfall Decline Threatens South American Monsoon

The Amazon rainforest faces the risk of reaching a tipping point, potentially triggering a widespread collapse with significant consequences for the global climate.

Amazon rainforest at the threshold: loss of f - Vimarsana News

Amazon rainforest at the threshold: loss of f

<p><strong>The Amazon rainforest could approach a tipping point, which could lead to a large-scale collapse with serious implications for the global climate system. A new <em>Nature </em>study by an international research team including scientists from the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact research (PIK) reveals that up to 47 percent of the Amazonian forest is threatened and identifies climatic and land-use thresholds that should not be breached to keep the Amazon resilient. </strong></p>