Major Rivers in the Amazon Drop to Record-Low Water Levels

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By Paige BennettSep 18, 2024, 1:31 pm175 ptsTrending
Amid a record-breaking drought, major river basins in the Amazon Rainforest are reaching their lowest levels ever recorded, with some even running dry. According to data from the Brazilian Geological Service (SGB), the Madeira River reached 48 centimeters at Porto Velho on September 17. By comparison, the…

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