Amazon rainforest grew after climate change 2,000 years ago: study

Monday, July 7, 2014 - 20:00 in Earth & Climate

OSLO (Reuters) - Swathes of the Amazon may have been grassland until a natural shift to a wetter climate about 2,000 years ago let the rainforests form, according to a study that challenges common belief that the world’s biggest tropical forest is far older.

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