US EditionHow the Sahara Desert Feeds the Amazon Rainforest—and Reminds Us of a Greener Past
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How the Sahara Desert Feeds the Amazon Rainforest—and Reminds Us of a Greener Past
At first glance, the Sahara Desert and the Amazon Rainforest couldn’t be more different. One is the world’s largest hot desert—dry, sun-scorched, and vast. The other is the planet’s largest tropical rainforest—humid, dense, and teeming with life. Yet, in a remarkable twist of planetary interconnectedness, the survival of the Amazon depends on the Sahara.A Dusty Lifeline Across the AtlanticEach year, powerful winds sweep across North Africa, lift…
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