-Hazy pollution from forest fires blankets US.
-Arizona halts all new housing construction due to lack of water
-U.S. Supreme Court reigns back Clean water act
-Low-lying Pacific island nation of Tuvalu fights sea level rise
-Worldwide species population declines more rapidly
-Utah is now offering residents cash for their unused lawn 
-Global investment in energy slated to hit roughly $2.8 trillion in 2023
-$500 Billion to go to saving Amazon Trees

GaiaGram # 158 Environmental Headlines from around a planet in crisis.

This Friday, Amazon in 5 minutes brings you a summary of the main news stories about the Amazon Rainforest that took place between January 26 and February 1. This week's highlights are:

- Oil exploration project at the mouth of the Amazon River has maximum environmental impact, according to Ibama;
- Katia Silene Tonkyre, the first female chief of the Gavião da Montanha people, wins an international award for preserving the Amazon rainforest;
- Forest fires in Colombia have already destroyed at least 17,000 hectares of forest. In a call with Lula, the Colombian president suggests the creation of a regional fire prevention station.

This program is produced by Amazônia Latitude. For more information, visit http://amazonialatitude.com

Amazon in 5 minutes: oil in the Amazon River and a prize for a chief from Pará

-Unseasonable warmth means winter is probably over
-World’s oceans reached the hottest temperatures ever recorded 
   early in 2024
-Amazon rainforest faces ecosystem collapse as soon as 2050
-Climate change warming threatens the Lake Geneva’s 
  biodiversity
-Pregnant women in Indiana show increased amounts of 
   weedkiller in their urine,
-New $24 million funding to support clean energy workforce 
   training  
 -44,000 of the world's species are on the brink of extinction

GaiaGram #196  Environmental Headlines from around a planet in crisis

Guinness World Record Holder, Luigi Cani has executed a groundbreaking eco-activism stunt by skydiving over the Amazon rainforest and releasing 100 million native seeds that should cover around 120 km2 of deforested land.

Radio ARA Programme du 2024-06-07

What's right: Skydiver releases 100 million seeds over Amazon forest.

KYWY KE KE – Pachamama Medicina Remix
Step into the mystical pulse of the jungle with KYWY KE KE, the debut release from Pachamama Medicina under Circle Tribe. This powerful remix channels the ancient spirit of the Amazon, weaving together tribal vocals, ceremonial chants, and organic rhythms into a deep, immersive sonic experience. Crafted to awaken ancestral memory and connect the modern soul to the earth’s heartbeat, this track carries the medicine of the forest through sacred sounds and Indigenous energy. A bridge between worlds, KYWY KE KE is more than music — it's a ritual in motion.

Kywy Ke Ke

Spiritual Shamanic Sacred Tribal Healing Medicine music

WPKN is a nonprofit, freeform, community radio station (arts organization) that is more than 50 years old.  The vision of WPKN is to build community, a loyal and growing audience, and an engaged and educated citizenry by providing the highest quality of free-form programming that broadcasts entertainment, music, news, thoughts, sounds, ideas and event listings that support free speech, diversity, and the interests of the local and global communities WPKN serves.  Our radio frequency of 89.5-FM (Bridgeport)includes a coverage map of 1.5 million people in Farfield, New Haven and Litchfield counties in Connecticut and Suffolk county (The North Fork and Hamptons) in New York.  WPKN also maintains an on-demand streaming and archive of WPKN programming as well as our WPKN PODCASTS that focus on 22+ 'talk-oriented' community, cultural and news programs. We also feature an expanding list of interviews with music personalities and artists from all over the world.

Europe's best independent music station based in Luxembourg! English speaking.

Podcast da Amazônia Latitude, uma revista digital independente, produzida em colaboração por estudantes de pós-graduação, professores e pesquisadores de várias instituições do Brasil e do mundo. 

Situada no campo das Humanidades Ambientais, somos uma plataforma crítica, que cultiva uma leitura interdisciplinar da Amazônia e da Pan-Amazônia em seus processos históricos, socioculturais e políticos, com o propósito de examinar e demonstrar o desenvolvimento de uma violência lenta sobre as culturas e territórios da região, assim como pensar outras possibilidades para a floresta e seus povos.

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