The Amazon River carries twenty percent of Earth’s freshwater to the Atlantic Ocean. Its vast drainage basin covers nearly forty percent of South America’s landmass. Rainfall and glacial melt from the Andes feed the river’s immense flow. Trees in the Amazon basin release significant moisture, contributing to regional rainfall patterns. This massive freshwater discharge influences ocean salinity far offshore and circulates globally.
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