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Rampant Wildfires Are Threatening a Collapse of the Amazon Rainforest

Rainforests in South America are burning this year faster than ever before, setting the course for a collapse of the Amazon in the coming decades.

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Amazon Wildfires Could Become More Flammable Due to Severe Drought and El Nino Phenomenon

Amazon Wildfires Could Become More Flammable Due to Severe Drought and El Nino Phenomenon
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Scientists warn that a disturbing trend in the Amazon Rainforest is not an isolated anomaly: We should be really worried

"People were forced to make huge journeys . to access food, medicine, and other essential goods."

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Amazon Deforestation Falls as Leaders Meet for Key Summit – The Wire Science

Heads of governments from the Amazon region are meeting to discuss how to protect the crucial rainforest. Illegal deforestation has marred the region for years. Scientists fear it could be reaching a tipping point.

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Amazon deforestation falls as leaders meet for key summit

Q REPORTS (DW) The Amazon rainforest is one of the world's most important carbon sinks and absorbs massive amounts of carbon dioxide released by burning fossil fuels. Yet it remains under threat around 17% of the forest has already been destroyed. Leaders of eight Amazon rainforest countries will meet this week in the northern…

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