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Amazon Extreme Drought Exposes Ancient Dozens of Rock Formations, Carvings - Vimarsana News

Amazon Extreme Drought Exposes Ancient Dozens of Rock Formations, Carvings

The extreme drought in Brazil's Amazon showed dozens of rock formations and carvings that could have existed 2,000 years ago. The drought has killed many fish in the Amazon. Read here.

Brazil Amazon States Suffer From Dry, Drought Conditions Affecting Residents, Rainforest - Vimarsana News

Brazil Amazon States Suffer From Dry, Drought Conditions Affecting Residents, Rainforest

The Brazil Amazon states have suffered from dry and drought conditions, causing devastating impacts on water supply, vehicle transports, wildlife and rainforests. Read here.

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Americas Quarterly's New Issue Looks at How Development in the Amazon Can Be Sustainable—and Viable - Vimarsana News

Americas Quarterly's New Issue Looks at How Development in the Amazon Can Be Sustainable—and Viable

Wednesday, May 12, 2021 Americas Quarterly’s New Issue Looks at How Development in the Amazon Can Be Sustainable—and Viable The magazine’s digital issue and related events present new initiatives that can responsibly harness the rainforest’s resources to the benefit of its 35 million inhabitants without resorting to deforestation. New York, NY, May 12 — “The idea of sustainable development tends to generate skepticism, and with good reason,” write Americas Quarterly’s ( AQ) editors in the magazine’s latest issue, out Wednesday, which spotlights su...

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University of Exeter: Using human rights laws may be most effective way of harnessing international legislation to protect the Amazon, study shows - Vimarsana News

University of Exeter: Using human rights laws may be most effective way of harnessing international legislation to protect the Amazon, study shows

Share Safeguarding the rainforest is a critical priority because of the ecosystem’s planetary importance. Recent increases in deforestation and fires in the region have made this even more urgent. The new research, published in the Review of European, Comparative and International Environmental Law (RECIEL), says using human rights law to protect the Amazon is more likely to have stronger prospects, as campaigners wouldn’t need to submit information about more than one nation for it to be upheld. Courts would only need to judge that environmental damage violated the rights of either certa...