Innovative Space Pods benefits for Amazonian rainforests

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Exterior Equipment	Galvanized steel frame; Fluorocarbon aluminum alloy shell; Insulated, waterproof and moisture-proof construction; Hollow tempered glass windows; Hollow tempered laminated glass skylight; Stainless steel side-hinged entry door.
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Opinion Amazon 4.0. How to Reinvent the Rainforest The
Website:www.nytimes.com
Introduction:In Brazil’s Amazon, more than 5,000 square miles of forest ( the size of the state of Connecticut) will likely be destroyed this year alone. At this rate, we could hit the tipping point within
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ESA Amazon rainforest European Space Agency
Website:www.esa.int
Introduction:The Amazon rainforest is crucial for helping to regulate global warming as the forests absorb millions of tonnes of carbon emissions every year. As plants grow, they remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and store it as biomass. This is then released back to the atmosphere through processes such as deforestation for agriculture and
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How to save the Rainforest Mongabay
Website:rainforests.mongabay.com
Introduction:Rainforests will only continue to survive as functional ecosystems if they can be shown to provide tangible economic benefits. Local people and the government itself must see financial returns to justify the costs of maintaining parks and forgoing revenue from economic activities within the boundaries of the protected area. Rainbow over the Amazon.
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Climate change: Technology boosts efforts to curb tree loss
Website:www.bbc.com
Introduction:Technology can help indigenous communities to significantly curb deforestation, according to a new study. Indigenous people living in the Peruvian Amazon were equipped by conservation groups with
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Little evidence that Amazonian rainforests are approaching a
Website:www.nature.com
Introduction:Little evidence that Amazonian rainforests are approaching a tipping pointInformation System, School of Earth and Space Sciences, Institute of Ecology, Peking University, Beijing, China.
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Deep Jungle: Monsters of the Forest The Amazing Brazil Nut
Website:www.pbs.org
Introduction:The giant of the Amazon is this tree, the Brazil nut. [wondrous music] At 160 feet, it towers over the jungle. Its famous nut is a global business worth 50 million dollars a year. But at the
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Celebrating 20 years of protecting the Brazilian Amazon
Website:www.worldwildlife.org
Introduction:To permanently protect 150 million acres of the Brazilian Amazon, Brazil established the Amazon Region Protected Areas (ARPA) program in 2002. Created in partnership with WWF and others, the program is the world’s largest initiative for the conservation of tropical forests. In 2014, WWF helped launch ARPA for Life, an initiative securing $215
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The drivers and impacts of Amazon forest degradation Science
Website:www.science.org
Introduction:Adding data on extreme droughts increases the estimate of total degraded area to 2.5 ×10 6 km 2, or 38% of the remaining Amazonian forests. Estimated carbon loss from these forest disturbances ranges from 0.05 to 0.20 Pg C year −1 and is comparable to carbon loss from deforestation (0.06 to 0.21 Pg C year −1 ).
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Rainforest Education National Geographic Society
Website:education.nationalgeographic.org
Introduction:The Amazon rainforest is truly an ecological kaleidoscope, full of colorful sights and sounds. Temperate Rainforests Temperate rainforests are located in the mid-latitudes, where temperatures are much more mild than the tropics. Temperate rainforests are found mostly in coastal, mountainous areas. These geographic conditions help create areas
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Amazon rainforest Wikipedia
Website:en.wikipedia.org
Introduction:The Amazon rainforest, also called Amazon jungle or Amazonia, is a moist broadleaf tropical rainforest in the Amazon biome that covers most of the Amazon basin of South America. This basin encompasses 7,000,000 km 2 (2,700,000 sq mi), [2] of which 5,500,000 km 2 (2,100,000 sq mi) are covered by the rainforest .
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Website:www.seattlespheres.com
Introduction:The Spheres provide a space to think and work differently, surrounded by nature and the wellness benefits it provides. The Spheres are a result of innovative thinking about the character of a workplace and an extended conversation about what is typically missing from urban offices– a direct link to nature.
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Amazon rainforest and the global–regional politics of
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Introduction:Regional cooperation, then, has continuously provided a platform on which Amazon-adjacent states can defend their sovereignty and negotiate the place of the Amazon in global regimes relevant to its governance. 9 This has resulted in a bargained stewardship of the Amazon rainforest, in which Amazon states were able to divert global commitments
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Cacao Description, Cultivation, Pests, Diseases Britannica
Website:www.britannica.com
Introduction:The pods, or cherelles, range in colour from bright yellow to deep purple. They ripen in less than six months to a length up to 35 cm (14 inches) and a width at the centre of 12 cm (4.7 inches). Each pod has numerous ridges running along its length and holds 20 to 60 seeds, or cocoa beans, arranged around the long axis of the pod. The oval
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15 innovations helping to restore and protect theAmazon Bioeconomy Challenge to call for innovative bioeconomy projects that are locally anchored to conserve and restore the biodiversity and ecosystem functions of the Amazon, and deliver social and economic benefits for local communities.
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15 rainforest facts National Geographic Kids
Website:www.natgeokids.com
Introduction:6. Rainforests get at least 250cm of rain a year. Sometimes it’s almost double that at 450cm. 7. The Amazon rainforest in South America is so big that if it were a country, it would be the ninth biggest in the world. 8. Latin American forests are home to black howler monkeys, whose calls can be heard almost 5km away! 9.
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Can Technology Save Our Forests? National Geographic
Website:www.nationalgeographic.com
Introduction:Information obtained through this analysis enables Unilever to take direct action to protect the forests around its supply chains. From satellites in space to smartphones on the ground, technology
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The Amazon’s Brazil nut tree creates its own
Website:www.vox.com
Introduction:Yet a soccer-field-sized area of the Amazon rainforest is cleared every 60 seconds due to logging for timber, or clearing space for cattle ranching, soy farming, and mining. As the forest loses
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Rainforest and Amazon facts and information National Geographic
Website:www.nationalgeographic.com
Introduction:Rainforest loss. Deforestation is endangering rainforests worldwide, driven by logging, mining, agriculture, and ranching. About 17 percent of the Amazonian rainforest has been destroyed over the
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Brazil Begins Effort to Plant 73 Million Trees in the Amazon
Website:www.smithsonianmag.com
Introduction:Correspondent. November 6, 2017. Aerial view of the Amazon Rainforest near Manaus, the capital of the Brazilian state of Amazonas. Neil Palmer (CIAT) Assuming everything goes to plan, over the
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10 Futuristic Design Concepts That Will Change the Way We All
Website:mymodernmet.com
Introduction:The airline has already offset over 350 million pounds of CO 2 e and is working with and purchasing carbon offsets from CarbonFund.org to protect nearly 500,000 acres of endangered rainforest in Brazil. The Amazon Tropical Rainforest Conservation Project will preserve habitat for an extraordinary amount of biodiversity — one to two million

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