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Same area - Oct. 8, 2022 and Oct. 3 this year of the Rio Negro River in the Brazilian state of Amazonas near the city of Manaus. Images: NASA Earth Observatory Remember all that talk about how CO2 was going to make Planet Earth a green and verdant garden?Turns out, not so much. Axios: Amid…

Brazil’s commodities export hubs are strained with record volumes of soy, corn and sugar to be moved at a time of the year…

Some grain shipments on rivers in Northern Brazil have been halted due to a drought that has sent Amazon river tributaries to the lowest level in over a century, according to a note sent to clients on...

Assuming normal weather conditions, Brazil is forecast to harvest hefty soybean and corn harvest But El Niño's expected adverse weather impact on key states makes harvest projections hazy Effects of E

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"What is happening at Lake Tefé is appalling. The impact of the loss of these animals is enormous," conservationist Mariana Paschoalini Frias said.

The world’s largest rainforest is suffering its worst drought, just over two years after its most significant flooding. The Negro River, the Amazon’s second largest tributary, reached its lowest level since official measurements began 121 years ago.