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POPs concentrations in biological bat tissues in the Myotis in the USA decreased over the years since POPs were banned.
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There is a paucity of studies on POPs in Neotropical bats.
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Few studies were found on emerging POPs or on POPs recently included in the Stockholm Convention in bats.
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High-altitude wetlands suitability will be reduced under future climate conditions.
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Projected changes in temperature and precipitation will affect future distribution of wetlands.
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Greater reductions in wetlands suitability are projected for elevations lower than 4,000 m.
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Increases in wetlands suitability are projected for elevations higher than 4,200 m.
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Bird species of the Atlantic Forest in Brazil are threatened and declining.
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Declines can lead to decreased detectability and fewer observations.
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We analyzed bird data from three citizen science platforms for 2000–2022.
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The representation of threatened and Near Threatened species decreased through time.
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We recommend future species-specific monitoring to fill survey gaps.
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Brazil reached 2.8 Mha of native vegetation removal in 2022, the highest rate since 2008.
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15.8 Mha of Legal Reserve areas need restoration in Brazil’s private rural properties, over half in the Amazon.
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5.46 Mha of forest regrowth occurred in Brazil from 2016 to 2022, 40% in the Amazon and 36% in the Atlantic Forest biome.
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Secondary forests in Brazil lack proper legislation to safeguard their carbon mitigation potential in the long-term.
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Incentives to environmental payment, law enforcement, and legal framework needed for Brazil's 78 Mha surplus vegetation.