Every year about 27.7 million tonnes of Saharan dust cross the Atlantic on the trade winds, and NASA’s CALIPSO satellite has traced it fertilising the Amazon with roughly the same quantity of phosphorus the rainforest loses to riversJuly 28, 2026
Every year about 27.7 million tonnes of Saharan dust cross the Atlantic on the trade winds, and NASA’s CALIPSO satellite has traced it fertilising the Amazon with roughly the same quantity of phosphorus the rainforest loses to rivers Saving Tips July 28, 2026 The Amazon looks like the last place on Earth that would need a delivery of dirt. It is the wettest,…
