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Amid record-high fires across the Amazon, Brazil loses primary forests

The number of fires shows no signs of easing as Brazil’s Roraima faces unprecedented blazes, and several Amazonian countries, including Guyana, Suriname and Venezuela, registered record-high outbreaks in the first quarter this year.

Cape verde generalCape verdeBernardo floresEurope copernicus atmosphere monitoring serviceNational forestWorld health organizationUniversity of santa catarinaGeoinformatics divisionAmazon rainforestGlobal change biologyEduardo oliveiraCruz de aragPorto praiaKokama indigenousArapiuns extractive reserveBrazilian amazon

A look at a phenomenon that could derail an active hurricane season

While forecasters are predicting a busy 2024 hurricane season, a phenomenon out of Africa could act as a wild card as the atmosphere transitions into summer.

United statesFrance generalFort lauderdaleIndian oceanSara basartWilliam grayMark parringtonBryan norcrossEurope copernicus atmosphere monitoring serviceColorado state universityWorld meteorological organizationCopernicus atmosphere monitoring serviceNorth fort lauderdale beach boulevardHurricane irmaGetty imagesSouthern oscillation

A look at a phenomenon that could derail an active hurricane season

While forecasters are predicting a busy 2024 hurricane season, a phenomenon out of Africa could act as a wild card as the atmosphere transitions into summer.

Fort lauderdaleUnited statesFrance generalBryan norcrossSara basartIndian oceanMark parringtonWilliam grayWorld meteorological organizationEurope copernicus atmosphere monitoring serviceColorado state universityCopernicus atmosphere monitoring serviceNorth fort lauderdale beach boulevardHurricane irmaGetty imagesSouthern oscillation

A look at a phenomenon that could derail an active hurricane season

While forecasters are predicting a busy 2024 hurricane season, a phenomenon out of Africa could act as a wild card as the atmosphere transitions into summer.

France generalUnited statesFort lauderdaleWilliam grayMark parringtonBryan norcrossIndian oceanSara basartColorado state universityEurope copernicus atmosphere monitoring serviceWorld meteorological organizationCopernicus atmosphere monitoring serviceNorth fort lauderdale beach boulevardHurricane irmaGetty imagesSouthern oscillation

A look at a phenomenon that could derail an active hurricane season

While forecasters are predicting a busy 2024 hurricane season, a phenomenon out of Africa could act as a wild card as the atmosphere transitions into summer.

Fort lauderdaleUnited statesFrance generalWilliam graySara basartIndian oceanBryan norcrossMark parringtonColorado state universityWorld meteorological organizationEurope copernicus atmosphere monitoring serviceCopernicus atmosphere monitoring serviceNorth fort lauderdale beach boulevardHurricane irmaGetty imagesSouthern oscillation

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