The Amazon basin, once likened to an Inland Sea by Alfred ... reddish clay or white sand that forms much of the ground on which the rainforest stands. These black soils are unusually fertile ...

This year’s annual UN climate conference COP30 with 50,000 expected attendees held in Belém, Brazil is one-upping the past two COPs (UN Conference of the ...

The Amazon rainforest is always thought of as a pleasantly ... the mammals resumed their normal routines. In the Amazon Basin, cold waves, in which temperatures see a sharp drop for at least ...

Adventurer describes going where nobody has been before in the Amazon rainforest. Ash Dykes and his team kayaked 380 miles from the source of the Coppename river to the sea. More than 62,000 sq km ...

Georgetown, Guyana’s capital city, is an exciting fusion of Caribbean, Indian, and European cultures, but the origins of Guyanese cuisine lie deep in the dense rainforest of the Amazon basin ...

The impacts of the deforestation of the Amazon Basin include the following. The creation of mines, farms and roads, which causes deforestation, has also led to economic development. The money ...

For every kilometer of first-cut road, 49.1 kilometers of secondary roads formed in the Brazilian Amazon, 9.8 kilometers in New Guinea, and 4.8 kilometers in the Congo Basin.

"The increased burnings have been destroying in days, what nature takes years, centuries to build," wrote Gisele Bündchen, who has long advocated for protecting the rainforest Gisele Bündchen is ...

the Amazon rainforest was a net carbon sink for millennia. Now, it’s joining the global warming/extreme drought onslaught. Drought Leaves Amazon Basin Rivers at All-time Low, BBC News ...