Highway Built by Bulldozing Amazon Trees

Brazil bulldozed 100,000 trees in the Amazon rainforest to build a highway for the COP30 climate

summit. The eight-mile multi-lane road was carved through protected rainforest to transport

50,000 world leaders and climate activists to a conference about saving the environment.

Trump called it out on social media, saying they ripped the hell out of the rainforest for

environmentalists to travel. Both climate activists and skeptics are furious about the

hypocrisy. Scientists have warned for years that the Amazon is at an ecological

tipping point and cannot afford to lose more trees. The Brazilian government defended the construction

as sustainable, claiming it includes wildlife crossings and solar lighting. But the irony is