Scientists discover the Amazon forest sets off its own rainy season

Inhabitat
Jul 21, 2017, 9:04 am98 pts
For years, scientists have been stumped over why the rainy season in the southern Amazon rainforest begins when it does, two to three months earlier than they'd expect. But now an international team that includes researchers from NASA and Google has discovered the forest actually triggers its own rainy season,…

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