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Tipping point?

Recent modelling suggests that the mutually reinforcing effects of increasing temperatures and aridity, forest fires and deforestation could bring the rainforest far closer than previously thought to "tipping points" at which it becomes ecologically unviable.

All points might not be tipping points.

Tipping points are upon us.

"Tipping points are fascinating," she said.

Tipping points occur because of amplifying feedbacks.

Under reasonable real-world parameter combinations, edge effects can have a significant impact on deforestation rates, supporting the hypothesis that the true tipping point in a forest to pasture regime shift occurs earlier (i.e., ∼50% forest loss) than analysis of a loss in connectivity would suggest (i.e., ∼60% forest loss).

The debate pitted powerful agribusiness interests and the government's own plans for infrastructure projects against scientists and environmentalists concerned that the Brazilian Amazon, one of the world's largest forests, could be reaching a tipping point in its deforestation.

Those forests are one of the globe's chief defenses against climate change and they are already at a "tipping point," according to scientists.

One of the highlights will be Ockham Razor's Tipping Point (Platform Theatre, N1, Mon to 23 Jan), in which the company teeter and climb on a forest of five-metre metal poles to a surround-sound musical landscape.