Bogota’s Botanical Archive: Safeguarding Over 100,000 Amazon Plant Specimens
Colombian researchers in Bogota archive over 100,000 Amazon plant samples to protect biodiversity and fuel global conservation research.
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Amazon to Invest $20 Billion in Pennsylvania Data Centers
Amazon commits $20B to build two Pennsylvania data center hubs, leveraging nuclear and grid power to boost AI capacity, construction jobs, and regional economies.
US Retail Giants Feel Tariffs’ Sting
Amazon’s move to display tariff fees sheds light on how US retailers are grappling with Trump’s import duties and their impact on pricing strategies.
Amazon Backs Down on Tariff Pricing Plan Amid White House Backlash
Amazon reverses plan to display tariff costs on its platform after White House criticism, spotlighting tensions over U.S.-China trade and the ripple effects of Trump-era duties.
Amazon Discontinues Alexa Privacy Option for AI Upgrade
Amazon scraps a key Alexa privacy option for an AI upgrade, igniting global debates on user privacy and data control.
Uncovering Amazon’s Lost Cities: Ancient Civilizations Thrive with Sustainable Practices
Scientists using Lidar technology are uncovering Amazon’s lost cities, revealing how ancient Indigenous civilizations thrived and sustainably managed the rainforest.
Brazil Joins OPEC+: Navigating Oil Expansion Amid Amazon Concerns
Brazil’s entry into OPEC+ ahead of COP30 highlights the nation’s dual pursuit of economic growth and expanded oil drilling in the Amazon, sparking environmental concerns.
Chinese Mainland-Built Power Project Stabilizes Amazon Energy Supply
A Chinese mainland-built power project brings stable energy to Brazil’s Amazon, overcoming unpredictable weather and long transmission distances.
Armed Groups Block Colombia’s Efforts to Halt Amazon Deforestation
A recent report warns that armed groups in Colombia’s Amazon are impeding efforts to reduce deforestation, threatening the region’s rich biodiversity.
South America Records Unprecedented Number of Wildfires Amid Extreme Heat
South America sets a new record with over 346,000 wildfire hotspots this year, driven by extreme heat and climate change.
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