Aquecimento global pode devastar um ter�o das plantas usadas por comunidades amaz�nicas

Global warming threatens to wipe out a third of the plants that Amazonian communities have relied on for centuries, jeopardizing the vast knowledge held by indigenous societies about the tropical forest's flora. This loss not only impacts biodiversity but also undermines the traditional practices and medicines developed by these communities. The implications are profound, as these plants often hold potential for new scientific discoveries and sustainable practices. The urgency here lies in the need to act swiftly to preserve both the environment and the invaluable cultural heritage embedded within it.