The severe climate change in the region caused severe
drought in the river, which led to the death of dolphins. August 30, 2024, was keen to note that the
Amazon River Basin has begun to dry up, witnessing a decrease in the level of
many of its tributaries.
It did not happen today or two days ago, but rather began
two months ago, as a technical note issued by the Amazon Cooperation Treaty
Organization, which includes Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuado, Guyana, Peru,
Suriname and Venezuela, said on Wednesday: “The Amazon basin is facing one of
the most severe droughts in recent years in 2024, with significant impacts on
many member states.”
The Amazon River is one of the largest rivers in the world
in terms of flow rate and is located in SouthOf America. The Amazon River
passes through Brazil and Peru, and its tributaries reach Venezuela, Colombia,
Ecuador, and Bolivia.Sky News Arabia
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