More than a Third of Amazon Forest Was Exposed to Drought in 2024 Due to El Nino -Analysis « Carbon Pulse
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In the last El Niño, in 2024, more than a third of the localities that exist in the Amazon was highly exposed to drought. This is the scenario of the biome in front of the El Niño very strong expected this year. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the matter and make your registration.
More than a third (38%) of human occupations in the Amazon had high exposure to the effects of the El Niño of 2024, according to a study published on Friday (4) by MapBiomas. Among the 5,673 inhabited localities in the region, 2,172 suffered intensely with the phenomenon. El Niño is characterized by the heating of surface water [...]
More than a third (38%) of human occupations in the Amazon region had high exposure to the effects of El Niño of 2024, according to a study published on Friday (4) by Mapbiomas. Among the 5,673 inhabited localities in the region, 2,172 suffered intensely with the phenomenon.Read also:First fortnight of September will have rains above normal in BrazilBrazil can face drought and extreme heat with Super El NinõO El Niño is characterized by the warm…
MapBiomas study points out that 2,172 of the 5,673 locations analyzed had a strong impact; prediction of intense El Niño in 2026 increases concern with rain, temperature and water availability
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Mapbiomas study alerts to the possible impacts of the climate phenomenon this year in the Amazon region
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