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Gonsamo et al. (1) use 8-km satellite data from advanced very high-resolution imaging spectroradiometer (AVHRR) global inventory modeling and mapping studies (GIMMS) to demonstrate the role of climatic oscillations, specifically the East Atlantic-West Russia (EA-WR) pattern, on interannual dynamics of Amazon greenness. Hilker et al. (2) do not investigate EA-WR but focus on the El Niño southern oscillation (ENSO), a pattern that is well known to affect climate throughout South America and the Pacific region (3). Gonsamo et al. (1) do not challenge these results but claim that EA-WR, more than ENSO, may “explain the entire ensuing year Amazon vegetation greenness dynamics.” We are unable to judge this claim based on our findings (2), but argue that the authors do not present a convincing case. EA-WR is a teleconnection …

Reply to Gonsamo et al.: Effect of the Eastern Atlantic-West Russia pattern on Amazon vegetation has not been demonstrated