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Originally Posted by Jim in CT
any comment about nasa saying what i claimed they said?
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Instead of reading what some says they think NASA says why don't you actually read what NASA says?
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With the fire season in the Amazon approaching its midpoint, scientists using NASA satellites to track fire activity have confirmed an increase in the number and intensity of fires in the Brazilian Amazon in 2019, making it the most active fire year in that region since 2010.
Fire activity in the Amazon varies considerably from year-to-year and month-to-month, driven by changes in economic conditions and climate. August 2019 stands out because it has brought a noticeable increase in large, intense, and persistent fires burning along major roads in the central Brazilian Amazon, explained Douglas Morton, chief of the Biospheric Sciences Laboratory at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center. While drought has played a large role in exacerbating fires in the past, the timing and location of fire detections early in the 2019 dry season are more consistent with land clearing than with regional drought.
https://www.earthobservatory.nasa.go...tivity-in-2019
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Instead of focusing on loss of O2 you should be thinking about what the Amazon does to eliminating CO2, biodiversity and indigenous people.