Amazon and Brazil

Amazon and Brazil

Travel to Brazil
Brazil is a massive country situated on the equator in South America, with much of the land surface covered in tropical rainforests. The rainforest is breading ground thousands of varied species of fauna and flora, and has some of the most attractive wooded landscape in the world. The rainforest of Brazil is also home to the largest rives in the world, The Amazon. The Amazon has 1500 types of fish and is also home to crocodiles, freshw Read More...

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Amazon levels drop
LIMA: Drought has cut Peru's Amazon River to its lowest level in 40 years and it is already below the minimum set in 2005, when a devastating dry spell damaged vast swathes of South American rainforest in the worst drought in decades.... Read More...
Amazon may be headed for another bad drought
Drought has cut Peru's Amazon River to its lowest level in 40 years and it is already below the minimum set in 2005, when a devastating dry spell damaged vast swaths of South American rainforest in the worst drought in decades. Peru - South America - Drought - Amazon River - Rainforest Read More...
Amazon may be heading for bad drought
Drought has cut Peru's Amazon River to its lowest level since 2005, when a devastating dry spell damaged vast swaths of South American rainforest in the worst drought in decades. Read More...
Brazil officials: Amazon deforestation declining
Brazil's government says deforestation in the Amazon is falling significantly and could be the lowest ever when yearly numbers are completed. Read More...
Amazon river at lowest level in 40 years
The Amazon river is at its lowest level in over 40 years near its source in northeastern Peru. Read More...
Amazon at lowest level in over 40 years in Peru: experts
The Amazon, the world's biggest river, is at its lowest level in over 40 years near its source in northeastern Peru, causing havoc in a region where it is used as the only form of travel, authorities said. Read More...
Amazon river level at 40-year low
The River Amazon has dropped to its lowest level in 40 years in north-eastern Peru, leaving boats stranded. Read More...
Disappearing Amazon: Congratulations to Brazil?s Cattle Ranchers
The Amazon rainforest belongs to Brazil and nobody else. Read More...
Scientists find evidence discrediting theory Amazon was virtually unlivable
SAN MARTIN DE SAMIRIA, PERU - To the untrained eye, all evidence here in the heart of the Amazon signals virgin forest, untouched by man for time immemorial - from the ubiquitous fruit palms to the cry of howler monkeys, from the air thick with mosquitoes to the unruly tangle of jungle vines. Physics - Health - Business - Medicine - Alternative Read More...
Is Buffett Buying Land In Brazil?
Brazil is a hotbed of business activity. America's most successful investor may be getting in on the action. Read More...