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Carlos Nobre Receives International Award for Trajectory Dedicated to the Amazon

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Brazilian researcher received the Thomas E. Lovejoy 2026 Award for contributions to the study on the largest equatorial forest in the world
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The Brazilian scientist Carlos Afonso Nobre received the Thomas E. Lovejoy 2026 Award for his more than four decades of study of the Amazon and his relationship with the global climate, as well as for his contributions to the conservation of the biome. The award was delivered on Wednesday, September 23, at the Zoo of Central Park, Wildlife Conservation Society, during the Climate Week of New York. Recognition highlights contributions to the cons…

Brazilian researcher received the Thomas E. Lovejoy 2026 Award for contributions to the study on the largest equatorial forest in the world

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((o))eco broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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