The World's Largest River is Running Low (Encore)
Briefly

The Amazon River basin is experiencing the most severe drought in over a century, drastically affecting the water levels of the river and its tributaries.
This ongoing drought threatens not only the ecosystem but also the livelihoods of millions of people who rely on these waterways for their survival and well-being.
With the impact of climate change worsening these conditions, the Amazon Rainforest, which plays a critical role in global weather patterns, faces unprecedented challenges.
The local wildlife, intricately woven into the forest’s ecosystem, are at risk as their habitats dry up, leading to further ecological ramifications.
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