Environment
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Experts Reveal Why There Are No Bridges in the Amazon River
Given that the Amazon runs through three nations (Peru, Colombia, and Brazil) and that the river's basin is home to more than 30 million people, according to the World Wildlife Fund, no bridges cross the river.
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