#amazon-rainforest

#amazon-rainforest

JBS's promise to eliminate deforestation from its beef supply faces significant skepticism from those directly involved.

The Amazon faces severe wildfires and droughts, driven by human actions and climate change, posing a threat to its existence and global ecology.

In 2024, Brazil lost 22.38 million hectares to fires, mainly in the Amazon, exacerbated by climate change and deforestation practices.

Paragominas illustrates a transformation from a deforestation hotspot to a model of sustainable development despite climate challenges.

The Soy Moratorium, key for Amazon protection, is under threat from proposed reforms by Brazilian agribusiness, risking its effectiveness against deforestation.

Climate scientists confront eco-anxiety and mental health challenges due to the deteriorating state of the Amazon rainforest and climate change.

Research indicates a significant impact on climate scientists' mental health, with only a small percentage believing in achieving the 1.5°C warming limit set by the Paris agreement.

The Amazon faces its worst drought in recorded history, severely impacting communities and the natural landscape.

The severe drought in South America is exacerbating climate change effects, leading to shortages and devastating impacts on local communities and economies.

Belem's inadequate hotel infrastructure for COP30 forces delegates to stay on cruise ships, highlighting the city's preparations amid challenges.

Brazil's perception of abundant freshwater is changing as water scarcity issues arise.

The film "I Am the Nature" explores Indigenous Achuar people's profound connection to nature amidst modern encroachment.

Lucy Shepherd's expedition in the Amazon rainforest aims to highlight the importance of conservation and connection to nature.

PFAS chemicals have been detected in the Amazon rainforest, raising concerns for both ecological and human health.

Bird populations in the Ecuadorian Amazon are declining sharply, leading to the disappearance of species and a silence in the dawn chorus.

Human action devastates the planet; Indigenous communities like the Ashaninka lead global environmental efforts through deep spiritual connections to their land.

The Amazon faces severe drought impacting hundreds of thousands of children, disrupting crucial access to food, water, and education.