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If its rains in an area in excess it is because in other areas it does not rain

By Giovanny Vera 26 de May de 201514 de September de 2020

Climatologist José Marengo shows concern for increase in extreme flooding and changes in the hydrology of the Amazon region.

Projections indicate rains more heavy and floods stricter

By Giovanny Vera 25 de May de 201514 de September de 2020

The west, the northwest and part of the central area of the Brazilian Amazon face extreme flood events in the last three years caused by above the average rainfall.

Drought and deforestation factors for decreased rainfall in São Paulo

By Giovanny Vera 6 de March de 201514 de September de 2020

Researcher warns of the factors that may have influenced the current drop in rainfall patterns in Southeast Brazil, as the destruction of the Amazon rainforest and global warming, and requires change in the position of Brazil in relation to environmental issues .

ection of the upper Amazon River

Phys.org: Satellite technology shows Amazon absorbing less carbon due to less rainfall

By Mark Smith 29 de October de 201414 de September de 2020

The forest that remains is receiving less rain, which in turn is making it less green which means the trees that are there are pulling in less carbon dioxide from the air around them.

La Hora: With climate change, the Amazon will no longer cool the atmosphere

By Giovanny Vera 10 de February de 201414 de September de 2020

The rainforest will become a source of carbon dioxide if climate change continues and extremes in precipitation, according to a study published in the British journal Nature.

Nature: Amazon forests maintain consistent canopy structure during the dry season

By Giovanny Vera 10 de February de 201414 de September de 2020

The seasonality of sunlight and rainfall regulates net primary production in tropical forests. Previous studies have suggested that light is more limiting than water for tropical forest productivity.

Climate change: rain inundates forests in Bolivia

By Giovanny Vera 7 de February de 201414 de September de 2020

Among the areas affected by the floods in the country there are zones that are cut by rivers in the middle of the Amazon. Due to the floods, 44 dead.

Amazon rainforest does not ‘green up’ during the dry season

By Mark Smith 7 de February de 201414 de September de 2020

A study led by NASA scientist Doug Morton finds that earlier research concluding that photosynthesis increases in the Amazon during the dry season is based on faulty interpretation of satellite imagery.

Madre de Dios districts were declared in emergency due to heavy rains

By Giovanny Vera 6 de February de 201414 de September de 2020

Peruvian government declared a state of emergency yesterday in various districts of the provinces of Tambopata, Manu and Tahuamanu, to perform immediate and necessary measures against the damage caused by the rains.

Amazon on the agenda

By Giovanny Vera 6 de February de 201414 de September de 2020

Carbon balance of the largest tropical forest on Earth depends on rainfall, says an article in ‘Nature’. In the same issue, new interpretations of satellite imagery explain ‘greening’ of the forest during the dry season.

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Drought and deforestation factors for decreased rainfall in São Paulo

6 de March de 2015

Amazon rainforest does not ‘green up’ during the dry season

7 de February de 2014

Projections indicate rains more heavy and floods stricter

25 de May de 2015

ection of the upper Amazon River

Phys.org: Satellite technology shows Amazon absorbing less carbon due to less rainfall

29 de October de 2014

For 2050, deforestation could reduce rains by up to 21% in the Amazon

2 de February de 2014

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