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Amazon Rainforest Fires at Lowest Level in 40 Years
Worldn1-serbia26d ago

Amazon Rainforest Fires at Lowest Level in 40 Years

The area of forests affected by fires in the Amazon last year fell to its lowest level in 40 years. This data comes from an annual report by a Brazilian initiative, indicating a significant reduction in deforestation and fire incidents.

Film Initially Panned Becomes Cult Classic
Cultureindex-hr4mo ago

Film Initially Panned Becomes Cult Classic

A film by Luis Llosa, initially dismissed by critics and ridiculed by audiences, has since achieved cult classic status, known for its tension, exotic setting in the Amazon rainforest, and notable cast.

Amazon Fires in 2024 and Looming El Nino Threat
Worldhindustan-times27d ago

Amazon Fires in 2024 and Looming El Nino Threat

Brazil's Amazon rainforest received some relief after the 2024 fire disaster, which saw widespread blazes triggered by an unprecedented drought. However, the region now faces the looming threat of a 'super El Nino' event.

Colombia's Election Seen as Battle for Amazon's Future by Farmers
WorldThe Guardian2mo ago

Colombia's Election Seen as Battle for Amazon's Future by Farmers

Farmers in Colombia view the country's knife-edge election as a critical battle for the future of the Amazon rainforest. Many small-scale landowners are integrating conservation measures with farming, but progress is precarious amid threats of guerrilla violence and poverty, regardless of the election outcome.

Illegal Gold Mining Persists in Amazon Despite Brazil Crackdown
BusinessReutersindian-expressstraits-times2mo ago3 sources

Illegal Gold Mining Persists in Amazon Despite Brazil Crackdown

Greenpeace reports that illegal miners continue to extract billions in gold from the Amazon rainforest, despite ongoing crackdowns by the Brazilian government. The illicit activity causes significant environmental damage and economic loss.

Brazil Revives Controversial Amazon Highway Paving Project
WorldDWobservadortempo-english2mo ago3 sources

Brazil Revives Controversial Amazon Highway Paving Project

Brazil's government, under President Lula, is reviving plans to pave a controversial highway through the Amazon rainforest. The project faces renewed criticism from environmentalists concerned about deforestation and its impact on the ecosystem.

Brazilian Indigenous Chief Raoni in Intensive Care
Worldle-figarodh-les-sports3mo ago2 sources

Brazilian Indigenous Chief Raoni in Intensive Care

Brazilian indigenous chief Raoni Metuktire, recognizable by his large labial plate, has been admitted to intensive care. The indigenous leader is known for traveling the world to advocate for the Amazon rainforest, meeting with presidents, monarchs, and popes.

Is Sahara Desert dust secretly feeding the Amazon? The science behind a 10,000-mile journey
ScienceTimes of India5mo ago

Is Sahara Desert dust secretly feeding the Amazon? The science behind a 10,000-mile journey

In 2015, NASA-backed research led by Hongbin Yu revealed that millions of tons of Saharan dust cross the Atlantic each year, delivering vital phosphorus to the nutrient-poor Amazon rainforest. Satellite data showed this atmospheric link may replenish nutrients lost to rainfall, highlighting a vast intercontinental exchange that underscores how climate and ecosystems remain deeply interconnected.