Leading scientists meeting in Copenhagen in mid-March have produced highly alarming forecasts about the future of the Amazon forest. They have warned that its luxurious tropical vegetation is proving much more vulnerable to global warming than previously thought…
Even under the most optimistic forecasts of future global warming, the destruction of large areas of the forest is ‘irereversible’, they say.
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