The Amazon Forest Will Turn Into Savannah If We Don’t Save It In 5 Years
The Amazon river basin is home to the biggest tropical rainforest in the world. It is one of the major carbon sinks as well as oxygen contributors in the world. What has
Swedish Tycoon Johan Eliasch Bought 400,000 Acres Of Amazon Forest Just To Preserve It
Johan Eliasch, the Swedish tycoon, orchestrated a symphony of environmental stewardship by acquiring a staggering 400,000 acres of the Amazonian rainforest. His motivation? A genuine passion to cradle, protect, and nurture the intricate dance of life within this lush sanctuary.
Yumi’s Robotic Arms Uniting Technology and Nature to Combat Deforestation in the Amazon
An automated and remotely operated robot called Yumi is being utilized by an innovative project led by ABB Robotics and the non-profit organization Junglekeepers
Large Parts of The World Drier Than Normal In 2021
Parts of the world were drier than normal in 2021, with cascading effects on economies, ecosystems & our daily lives, the UN World Meteorological
Landmark Judgment Reversed: Indigenous Tribe Denied Ancestral Land Rights in Peruvian Amazon
A landmark judgment that allowed the indigenous community in the Peruvian Amazon to reclaim their ancestral lands has been set aside by the Appeals Court. The indigenous tribes are the Kichwa Tribes
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Poachers, Politics, and Pirarucu: The Fight to Save a Prized Amazonian Fish
The freshwater pirarucu is a large fish found in a lawless part of the Amazon jungle where Brazil, Peru, and Colombia meet, particularly in the Javari Valley. It is highly valued for
OpenAI Temporarily Shuts Down ChatGPT Following Privacy Breach Leaving Sam Altman In Remors
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman agreed to a bug in ChatGPT which allowed some users to see the titles of other users’ conversations on the tool. The glitch has caused concern among some
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How Deforestation in the Amazon Affects Climate in Tibet
Rapid deforestation in the Amazon rainforest, an essential carbon sink and a climatic tipping point, could have far-reaching consequences. A study by Saini Yang at Beijing Normal University in China and her