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Viral: Before And After Pics Reveal River In Amazon Drying Up - Vimarsana News

Viral: Before And After Pics Reveal River In Amazon Drying Up

X user Sergio Freire shared two photos of the Rio Negro-one from July and another from early October. The pictures reveal the drastic change.

Source: ndtv.com
Severe droughts push the Amazon to its limit: 'We don't know what will become of us' | Climate - Vimarsana News

Severe droughts push the Amazon to its limit: 'We don't know what will become of us' | Climate

The low flow of rivers in northern Brazil has prevented navigation, the only way to reach thousands of small municipalities that are about to run out of water and food

Source: elpais.com
Thousands of fish and 100 dolphins dead as water in Amazon hits record-breaking temperatures - Vimarsana News

Thousands of fish and 100 dolphins dead as water in Amazon hits record-breaking temperatures

Experts fear there could be further wildlife fatalities, with more severe drought conditions expected in the next few weeks as communities struggle with the extreme conditions.

Source: sky.com
In Brazil's Amazon, drought affects locals' access to food and water | HOT 96 | Today's Hit Music - Vimarsana News

In Brazil's Amazon, drought affects locals' access to food and water | HOT 96 | Today's Hit Music

By Bruno Kelly and Steven Grattan MANACAPURU, Brazil (Reuters) - Some rivers winding through Brazil's vast Amazon rainforest have piled up with dead f...

Source: hot96.com
Brazilian gov't to up security in Amazon region - Vimarsana News

Brazilian gov't to up security in Amazon region

Brazil's Security and Justice Minister Flávio Dino said Friday that the federal government of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva intends to up the strength of the security forces in the crime-torn Amazon region, Agencia Brasil reported.