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Gregorio Mirabal: 'What's happening in the Amazon is a climate pandemic' | International - Vimarsana News

Gregorio Mirabal: 'What's happening in the Amazon is a climate pandemic' | International

The indigenous leader and environmental activist cautions that Brazil’s drought is indicative of a larger problem that needs more attention and funding

Source: elpais.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
Amazon basin region suffers severe drought, and more from around the world - Vimarsana News

Amazon basin region suffers severe drought, and more from around the world

Moving, surprising, inspiring, terrifying, shocking... This is a selection of images from our planet, over the last 24 hours.

Pesci morti per la siccità in un lago dell'Amazzonia - Primopiano - Vimarsana News

Pesci morti per la siccità in un lago dell'Amazzonia - Primopiano

Epa10886811 Thousands of fish killed by the heat and acidity of the water are seen in the Lago do Piranha Sustainable Development Reserve in Manacapuru, Amazonas, Brazil 27 September 2023. Fish are dying due to severe drought in the Amazon basin region. (ANSA)

Source: ansa.it
Big promises to Indigenous groups from new global nature fund — but will it deliver? - Vimarsana News

Big promises to Indigenous groups from new global nature fund — but will it deliver?

VANCOUVER — The devastating wildfires in the interior of British Columbia, Canada, in mid-August, forced the province into a state of emergency and gloom. But just a few days later, as the smoky skies of Vancouver began to clear up, environmentalists found a reason to cheer. About 1,500 delegates representing environmental ministries, youth, women, Indigenous […]