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·17/6/2009 - New report predicts dire consequences for every U.S. region from global warming, Mongabay
·14/6/2009 - Wisconsin: America’s iconic Midwest forests in significant decline, Mongabay
·19/2/2009 - Arizona: First jaguar in United States outfitted with radio-collar, Mongabay
·18/2/2009 - Climate change doubles coastal erosion in Alaska over 5-year period, Mongabay
·15/2/2009 - Japanese paper firms contribute to destruction of old-growth forests in Tasmania | Report, Mongabay
·11/2/2009 - Global warming drives birds north, Mongabay
·4/7/2008 - Illegal Logging Thriving In Peru, Sky News
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·Partnership for the Tropical Forest Margins - Alternatives to Slash-and-Burn (ASB)
·Deforestation in the Amazon 2004
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- 1. Amazon Rainforest - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Rank: 74%
- Amazon Rainforest From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search Semi-protected Amazon Rainforest Forest none Amazon rainforest, near Manaus, Brazil. Amazon rainforest, near Manaus, Brazil. Countries Brazil, Peru, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia, Guyana, Suriname, French Guiana Part of South America River Amazon River Area 5,500,000 km² (2,123,562 sq mi) Map of the Amazon rainforest ecoregions as delineated by the WWF. Yellow line approximately encloses the Amazon...
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- 2. Amazon Rainforest - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Rank: 73%
- Amazon Rainforest From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Redirected from Amazon rainforest) Jump to: navigation, search This article is semi-protected indefinitely in response to an ongoing high risk of vandalism. Amazon Rainforest Forest none Amazon rainforest, near Manaus, Brazil. Amazon rainforest, near Manaus, Brazil. Countries Brazil, Peru, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia, Guyana, Suriname, French Guiana Part of South America River Amazon River Area 5,500,000 km² (2,123,562 sq mi)...
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- 3. Amazon Lodges in Peru - Rainforest Expeditions Rank: 72%
- Accept Decline stardevelop.com Live Help Amazon Lodges in Peru Site Map Amazon Lodge in Peru Discover Peru´s finest Amazon Lodges Rainforest Expeditions (est. 1989) operates three award winning Amazon lodges: Posada Amazonas (30 rooms), Refugio Amazonas (24 rooms), and Tambopata Research Center (18 rooms). Each Amazon lodge uncovers a wide array of fascinating ecotourism experiencies in the middle of our jungle, in the heart of the amazon rainforest. Visit each Amazon Lodge section to discover...
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- 4. Amazon Watch: Peru?s Camisea "a tragedy in the making" Rank: 72%
- Peru?s Camisea "a tragedy in the making" A preliminary report released Friday by U.S. NGOs Amazon Alliance, Amazon Watch and Environmental Defense confirms that the $2.6 billion Peru's Camisea gas project is a tragedy, it has begun to cause food shortages and is leading to the spread of disease to indigenous communities in the Urubamba Valley. Next week, the United States Export-Import Bank and the Inter-American Development Bank will vote whether to approve public moneys for the $2.6 billion to...
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- 5. PERU: Amazon pipeline plan 'damaging' Rank: 72%
- 'damaging' Opponents of a gas pipeline project in Peru's Amazon have released leaked government documents to show the damage caused to the rainforest and tribes. Indigenous leaders and environmental groups want to highlight the effects of Peru's most ambitious gas project. They are calling on the Inter-American Development Bank to commission an independent audit before it signs a $75m loan for the Camisea Project. The pipelines cut through the heart of the fragile rain forest. Representatives of...
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- 6. Peru's Amazon oil deals denounced Rank: 72%
- denounced Environmental and human rights group in Peru have denounced the government's campaign to auction off large swathes of the Amazon to oil and gas companies. They say the amount of Peruvian Amazon territory open to exploration has risen from 13% to 70% in two years. They say this is putting at risk the biodiversity of the Amazon and the lives of indigenous people. Peruvian President Alan Garcia has said the plans are part of his investment programme to tackle widespread poverty....
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- 7. Hurricanes Cause Peru Amazon Waters to Fall - Report Rank: 72%
- cubic meters) a second from a normal average of 882,866 cubic feet (25,000 cubic meters) a second, SENAMHI told daily newspaper Peru.21 on Friday. Due to a public holiday in Peru on Friday, SENAMHI was not available for comment. "Water levels in the Amazon river (in Peru) have reached a 35-year low in the past few days ... it's causing problems with river transport," said Juan Arboleda, a scientist at SENAMHI. Iquitos is a major port on the Amazon and river travel is the main form of regional...
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