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Severe drought has returned to the Amazon. And it's happening earlier than expected

  • The Amazon is starting its dry season with rivers at critically low levels, prompting governments to prepare for navigation disruptions and increased forest fires.
  • In 2024, the Amazon Basin is experiencing one of its most severe droughts, impacting multiple member countries, according to the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization.
  • Brazil's federal water agency announced a water shortage in the Madeira and Purus basins, while Acre state declared an emergency due to impending water shortages in its main city.
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The IndependentThe Independent

Severe drought has returned to the Amazon. And it's happening earlier than expected

The Amazon is entering its driest period, from August to September

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Severe drought has returned to the Amazon. And it's happening earlier than expected

The Amazon is entering its driest period, from August to September. Many rivers are at historic lows even earlier than last year.

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Severe drought has returned to the Amazon. And it's happening earlier than expected

The Amazon is entering its driest period, from August to September

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Severe drought has returned to the Amazon. And it's happening earlier than expected

Associated Press BRASILIA, Brazil (AP) — The Amazon is entering its driest period, from August to September. Many rivers are at historic lows even earlier than last year. On Monday, Brazil’s water agency declared a water shortage in two major basins, which cover an area nearly the size of Mexico. In Amazonas state, 20 out of 62 municipalities have already declared emergencies. Moreover, the region has experienced the highest number of fires in a…

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Severe drought has returned to the Amazon. And it's happening earlier than expected

Associated Press BRASILIA, Brazil (AP) — The Amazon is entering its driest period, from August to September. Many rivers are at historic lows even earlier than last year. On Monday, Brazil’s water agency declared a water shortage in two major basins, which cover an area nearly the size of Mexico. In Amazonas state, 20 out of 62 municipalities have already declared emergencies. Moreover, the region has experienced the highest number of fires in a…

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Shropshire StarShropshire Star

Severe drought returns to the Amazon earlier than expected

Holder of one-fifth of the world’s fresh water, the Amazon is beginning the dry season with many of its rivers already at critically low levels, prompting governments to anticipate contingency measures to address issues ranging from disrupted navigation to increasing forest fires.

·Ketley, United Kingdom
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