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The Amazon rainforest, which has about 20% of the world's freshwater reserves, comprises 16,000 recognized tree species, making it an important carbon sink, crucial for the climate.
Representatives of eight South American governments are gathering in Brazil this week to talk about the Amazon rainforest. Here's a rundown of the Amazon's importance, the threats it faces and
The president of ApexBrasil stated the country still takes little advantage of the export potential of products from the Amazon, such as Brazil nuts and açaí. The Amazon Summit will start this Tuesday (8) in Pará.
"The Amazon rainforest is a massive area, twice the size of India and sprawling across eight countries and one territory. It’s a crucial carbon sink for the climate, has about 20% of the world’s freshwater reserves and boasts astounding biodiversity, including 16,000 known tree species."
The "point of no return" refers to a moment when deforestation and global warming irreversibly hinder the forest's self-regeneration, leading to desertification.