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At least 119 dead in Brazil police raid, bodies line streets as locals mournIn the Penha neighbourhood, a low-income area located in the North Zone of Rio de Janeiro, weeping and mourning residents surrounded the bodies of the dead.TrendingOct 29, 2025
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What to know about COP30, this year’s UN climate talksPeople from around the world are beginning to gather at the gateway of the Amazon in Belem, Brazil, for the 30th annual United Nations climate summit, the Conference of the Parties, known less formally as COP30.HealthNov 8, 2025
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What is Canada’s role at COP30 climate summit? What to knowFederal officials say Canada will continue to play a bridge-builder role to help countries reach a consensus on some of the summit's key issues.EnvironmentNov 9, 2025
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World’s coral reefs in almost irreversible die-off, scientists warnFor corals to recover, the world would need to drastically ramp up climate action to reverse temperatures, the scientists suggested.ScienceOct 14, 2025
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Everything you need to pretty up your patioWhether your outdoor space is already primed for summer or you're just beginning to bring things back to life–here’s everything you need for your best summer yet.The CuratorApr 9, 2025
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Brazil leads world in reducing carbon emissionsA study has found that, since 2004, farmers and ranchers in Brazil have saved more than 86,000 square kilometres of rainforests from clear-cutting, keeping 2 billion tons of CO2 kept out of the atmosphere.EnvironmentJun 6, 2014
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More than 1,000 new species found in New GuineaA frog with fangs, a blind snake and a round-headed dolphin are among more than 1,000 new species recently found on the incredible Melanesian island of New Guinea, environment group WWF said.Jun 27, 2011
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Turtle fossil the size of a car unearthed, shows signs of ancient croc battleStupendemys geographicus lived over seven million years ago, weighed more than a ton and occupied wetlands where the Amazon rainforest now stands.TrendingFeb 13, 2020
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Brazil floods, landslides kill at least 36 people as cities cancel CarnivalHeavy rain caused flooding and landslides that have killed 36 people in Brazil's north Sao Paulo state, officials said Sunday, and the fatalities could rise.WorldFeb 20, 2023
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Rainfall could take weeks to extinguish Amazon rainforest fires, experts sayThe fires are not limited to Brazil, with at least 10,000 square kilometers (about 3,800 square miles) burning in Bolivia near its border with Paraguay and Brazil.EnvironmentAug 27, 2019
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Brazil rejects $20M offer to fight Amazon fires, accuses Macron of offensive commentsBolsonaro says Macron has to retract some of his comments "and then we can speak."EnvironmentAug 27, 2019
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NASA photos show 2019 is Brazilian Amazon’s worst fire year in a decadeSatellite images taken from the International Space Station prove that the 2019 fire season has been Brazil's most active since 2010, NASA said.EnvironmentAug 27, 2019
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Brazil bans legal land-clearing fires in Amazon rainforest for 60 daysThe period of the new ban coincides with the dry season, when most fires are usually set.WorldAug 29, 2019
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Ecuador officials, indigenous leaders to begin talks in wake of violent protestsThe protests have paralyzed Ecuador's economy and cut off more than half of the country's production of oil, Ecuador's most important export.WorldOct 13, 2019
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G7 leaders agree on $20M plan to help fight Amazon rainforest firesFrench President Emmanuel Macron says the countries will offer short-term assistance to help douse the flames.EnvironmentAug 26, 2019
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World leaders pledge millions for Amazon wildfires, but experts say it’s not just about moneyG7 leaders, including Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, pledged millions to help battle the Amazon wildfires.EnvironmentAug 26, 2019
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Justin Trudeau, Emmanuel Macron agree: Amazon wildfires are an ‘international crisis’On the Amazon wildfires, Justin Trudeau and Emmanuel Macron "couldn't agree more."CanadaAug 22, 2019
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In photos: Protests at Brazilian embassies worldwide as Amazon rainforest fires rageLike the fires, the anger has spread. Now, outraged environmentalists around the world have set their sights on Brazilian embassies.WorldAug 23, 2019
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Amazon rainforest fires: What caused them and why activists are blaming Brazil’s presidentUnlike in other ecosystems, scientists say the wildfires burning in the Amazon are not natural.EnvironmentAug 21, 2019