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The edge of a tropical forest

In The News
March 24, 2022

The world’s forests do more than just store carbon, new research finds

Read on The Guardian Mentions Michael T. Coe

Tropics

Amazonian river viewed from the air

Update
February 23, 2022

Fund for Climate Solutions awards four new grants

Tropics
Water
Carbon

Pantanal fire, photo by Illuminati Filmes

Feature
January 17, 2022

Chasing fire: Brazil’s burning ecosytems

Tropics
Carbon
Risk

agricultural fields in Brazil, photo by Paulo Brando

Update
November 12, 2021

Climate change is pushing Brazil’s farmland out of agricultural suitability range

Tropics

drone shot of agricultural fields in Brazil

In The News
November 7, 2021

Brazilian farmers who protect the Amazon rainforest would like to be paid

Read on Wall Street Journal Mentions Glenn K. Bush

Tropics

looking up a tropical tree trunk into the canopy, photo by Alexander Nassikas

Policy Brief
November 6, 2021

Significance of community-held territories in 24 countries to global climate

Tropics

Amazon deforestation, photo by Paulo Brando

In The News
November 3, 2021

More than 100 countries agree: It’s time to end deforestation

Read on Grist Mentions Wayne S. Walker

Carbon
Tropics

Amazon deforestation map by Carl Churchill

In The News
November 3, 2021

Protected land status determines a forest’s fate

Read on Axios Generate

Tropics

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