Daniel Grossman is a journalist and
radio producer, based in Boston
November 2021
The age of extinction
Amazon birds shrink but grow longer wings in sign of global heating
Some species in Brazil have shrunk by nearly 10% over 40 years of measurements, say researchers
October 2020
Nine insect-eating bird species in Amazon in sharp decline, scientists find
Paper suggests climate crisis reducing insects in lowlands and central jungle, as fruit-eaters not affected
October 2019
Fowl language: Amazonian bird's mating call noisiest in world
White bellbird’s call reaches same volume as pneumatic drill during courtship ritual
April 2019
Amazon's trees get taste of air of the future
Experiment aims to learn how rainforest might respond to rising CO2 levels
January 2018
Giant curtain erected in Peru in bid to reveal secrets of the cloud forest
Global warming is predicted to push clouds higher in the sky. One scientist hopes to understand the future of our forests by suspending a vast fog-catching mesh in the Peruvian jungle
September 2017
Long-lost Congo notebooks may shed light on how trees react to climate change
Decaying notebooks discovered in an abandoned research station contain a treasure trove of tree growth data dating from 1930s
October 2016
Global warming experiment turns up the heat in Puerto Rican forest
A pioneering research project is aiming to determine how forests in the Amazon, the Congo and elsewhere in the tropics will reacting to rising temperatures
