Greetings from the Brazil-Argentina border, where waterfalls are flowing at near-record rates
The Brief
The Iguazú Falls span more than a mile across both countries. A rain-soaked October, which scientists link to the Super El Niño, has sent near-record volumes of water surging over the towering cliffs.
Key Facts
- The Iguazú Falls span more than a mile across both countries. A rain-soaked October, which scientists link to the Super El Niño, has sent near-record volumes of water surging over the towering cliffs.
- The reporting describes a current development with consequences for the people and institutions involved.
Context
The Iguazú Falls span more than a mile across both countries. A rain-soaked October, which scientists link to the Super El Niño, has sent near-record volumes of water surging over the towering cliffs.
Why It Matters
The reporting describes a current development with consequences for the people and institutions involved.
What's Next / What's Unknown
Further developments remain subject to additional reporting.
Sources
NPR · 10/22/2026 ↗