Lawmakers in Brazil pass bill to pave highway through Amazon rainforest
Grid And Charging Speed Bumps Ahead As Amazon, FedEx And Transit Fleets Go Electric
The Amazon is in trouble. Here's why — and why it matters
Historic Amazon drought halts some grain barge navigation | Reuters
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More than 10,000 pre-Columbian archaeological sites remain unexplored in the Amazon rainforest | Culture | EL PAÍS English
Amazon says it has 10,000 Rivian electric vans in its delivery fleet | Reuters
Governments are gathering to talk about the Amazon rainforest. Why is it so important to protect? | AP News
10 Amazon Rainforest Deforestation Facts to Know About | Earth.Org
Satellite Images Reveal 81 Pre-Hispanic Settlements in the Amazon | Smart News| Smithsonian Magazine
Amazon River Level Falls To Record Low During Drought | Weather.com
The Amazon may contain thousands of undiscovered ancient structures | New Scientist
Deforestation drove massive Amazon rainforest fires of 2019 - Purdue University News
Indigenous communities in Colombia's Amazon move closer to self-governance
Lost cities in Amazon that lasted 1,000 years are mapped - Los Angeles Times
More than one-third of the Amazon forest is degraded, study says
Deforestation in Colombia dropped by 29 percent, a milestone | Climate Crisis News | Al Jazeera
Teaching Notes | Deforestation in the Amazon
Amazon building in Marriott-Slaterville still sits empty, awaiting use | News, Sports, Jobs - Standard-Examiner
Fires could lock vast parts of the Amazon into 'treeless state' - Carbon Brief
Brazil launches $204 million drive to restore Amazon rainforest | Reuters
Amazon's Rivian-Built Electric Delivery Fleet Hits the Road Across US Cities - CNET
Who Will Save the Amazon (and How)? – Foreign Policy
Deforestation in the Amazon Is Making It Quieter, Research Suggests
The Amazon Rainforest May Be Nearing a Point of No Return | WIRED
