Many years passed since the adoption of the Paris Agreement, which invites countries to
determine their own contributions to climate change mitigation efforts. The Agreement does …

Rhodolith beds harbor a highly diverse associated biota. The Brazilian coast encompasses
the world's largest rhodolith beds of the world that occur along a wide latitudinal expanse …

Brazil can provide ecosystem services, food, and combat climate change-related
vulnerabilities. However, this possibility is obliterated by the increasing deforestation in the …

Forest conservation is essential for action on climate change and biodiversity loss. Forest
loss and degradation are increasing around the world, including in the Amazon. It is widely …

Transparent, accurate, comparable, and complete estimates of greenhouse gas emissions
and removals are needed to support mitigation goals and performance assessments under …

Abstract The Amazon Forest comprises one of the richest biodiversities area on the planet,
but is highly threatened from habitat fragmentation and loss. Among its inhabitants is the …

Forest fires represent a major threat to the Amazon rain forest as their frequency and
intensity have increased over the years. In addition to causing the death of trees and …

The perils of climate change turn the definition of conservation areas into an urgent task.
With finite financial resources, we must choose efficiently what and where to prioritize. Here …

Over the past two decades, soybean cultivation has become one of the principal
replacements for forests in the Brazilian Amazon. Previous studies showed that the …