Coffee Boom Is Stripping Peru’s Amazon Forests of Carbon Wealth
A new study finds that converting Peruvian Amazon forests to coffee cultivation slashes carbon storage and sequestration payments.
A new study finds that converting Peruvian Amazon forests to coffee cultivation slashes carbon storage and sequestration payments.
A survey of 155 households in Peru's Corosha community reveals that domestic dogs account for most wildlife predation events, while ...
A colorimetric LAMP assay combined with column-based DNA extraction markedly outperformed microscopy for detecting low-density Plasmodium vivax and P. falciparum ...
A study of 212 Awajún adults in the Peruvian Amazon finds that specific experiences of water insecurity, from long collection ...
A study of 1,539 acidic soil samples from the Peruvian Amazon shows that routine soil tests can predict high aluminium ...
A study of 617 university students in the Peruvian Amazon finds that unresolved past experiences are linked to lower meaning ...
A hospital study in the Peruvian Amazon found Plasmodium vivax caused severe malaria at nearly the same rate as Plasmodium ...
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