The drug trade is taking over Latin America
The lucrative cocaine business is booming worldwide, after a contraction due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Despite the interesting positions of some of the
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Ancient Amazonians may have sequestered carbon over centuries
Mysterious fertile ‘dark earth’ found across sites in the Amazon point to ancient practices that can inform modern climate efforts.
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First atmospheric river storm of the season heading into Northern California, bringing rain
Rains will reduce fire risk and smoke, forecasters say
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First atmospheric river storm of the season heading into Northern California, bringing rain
Rains will reduce fire risk and smoke, forecasters say
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First atmospheric river storm of the season heading into Northern California, bringing rain
Rains will reduce fire risk and smoke, forecasters say
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First atmospheric river storm of the season heading into Northern California, bringing rain
Rains will reduce fire risk and smoke, forecasters say
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The geography of South America
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Infrastructure in the Pan Amazon: Railroad development
The challenges to developing waterways have focused investor’s attention on railroads. In 2020, the Amazon Hub of the IIRSA portfolio included eight rail projects, which were either completed (2), under construction (1) or on the drawing boards (5). The estimated total budget ranges between $US 20 and $US 30 billion, but even the larger number […]
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Ancient Amazonians intentionally created fertile "dark earth" | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
A new study suggests patches of fertile soil in the Amazon, known as dark earth, were intentionally produced by ancient Amazonians as a way to improve the soil and sustain large and complex societies.
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Infrastructure in the Pan Amazon: Waterway options
The main stem of the Amazon River has provided access to ocean-going cargo ships for centuries, including modern container ships that service the manufacturing sector in Manaus and ore-carriers that haul bauxite from near Oriximiná (Pará) and iron ore and manganese from Santana (Amapá). The first modern grain terminal, built at Itacoatiara in 1998 across […]
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