Project Rondônia: On the Ground in Brazil's Rain Forest - Science Talk Archive

The is the world’s largest tropical forest, spanning nine South American countries and housing 10 percent of the world’s living plant and animal species, but the devastating loss of forest to recent fires is displacing people and animals, negatively affecting air quality in the region, changing rain patterns on a continental scale, and reducing the forest’s capacity to clean air for the planet.

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