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EOS - River Science Runs in the Family | July 2024

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Human impacts in the Amazon (pt) | Jan, 27 2023

From DNA to Geology (pt) | Aug, 03 2020

Ways of viewing landscapes (pt) | Sep 4, 2021

science communication

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When did Amazon’s waterfalls originate? (pt)

Illustration by Julia Jabur

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The global climate depends on Amazon's future (pt)

Illustration by Julia Jabur

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Why do mountains still exist in Brazil? (pt)

Illustration by Clarice Wenzel

Ilustração_ Lívia Serri Francoio

The landscape's clock falls from the sky (pt)

Illustration by Lívia Serri Francoio

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How did Earth build the Amazon? (pt)

Illustration by Julia Jabur

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The rock fall at Capitólio was a matter of time (pt)

Illustration by Lívia Serri Francoio 

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Peer review is fundamental (pt)

Illustration by Sandra Jávera

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The ground we step on is the key to the past (pt)

Illustration by Lucas Moratelli

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Soft water carving hard rock (pt)

Illustration by Catarina Bessell

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The silencing of the underworld during the COVID-19 pandemic (pt)

Illustration by Sandra Jávera

press releases

Reviews explore the drivers and impacts of Amazon deforestation and degradation

Reviews explore the drivers and impacts of Amazon deforestation and degradation

Na Amazônia, 38% da floresta que sobreviveram ao desmatamento estão sujeitos à degradação

Scientists raise alarms about the destruction of the Amazon

Amazônia: mudanças feitas pelo homem são muito mais velozes do que as naturais, diz estudo

Ação humana pode afetar Amazônia milhares de vezes mais rápido que processos naturais

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pval@qc.cuny.edu

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