Plants used by indigenous peoples of the Amazon may decline by 30% due to climate change
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A Swiss research group has announced that the world's largest tropical rainforest, the Amazon in South America, could lose approximately 30% of the plants used by indigenous peoples for medicine and food due to rising temperatures due to climate change.
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