Weather disasters are surging in the Amazon. Reporting isn’t.

Mongabay
Nov 24, 2025, 5:23 am120 ptsTrending
The Amazon is often treated as a single forest, yet the risks its people face from extreme weather vary sharply across borders. A new analysis by researchers from Brazil, Ecuador, Bolivia, Colombia and the United States suggests those risks are also widely undercounted. The team compiled more than 12,500…

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