VA5, Ep. 14 The Amazon Romances the Sea As Liquid Bronze

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We catch up with the Amazon, which has become liquid bronze on its race to become one with the sea. We are jolted into the mood with the story of an earthquake that happened in Ecuador in 1987, which reminds us that change is the name of the game on Earth. Loren McIntyre introduces us to yet more explorers of the basin, even contemporary ones, which lived their own Victorias Amazonicas. We also hear about the misfortunes that have happened when humans have tried to optimize the landscape for exploitation. Then, I share a Fable for the 3rd Millenium with you, reminding us that we are the seeds of tomorrow.

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