Human Fire Makes Amazon Clear 1.47 Billion Tons of CO2 a Year, No Longer Being Considered the 'Lung of the World'
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A study that looked at 15 years of carbon dioxide (CO2) and carbon monoxide (CO) flow measurements in the Amazon pointed out that emissions are mainly caused by human activities, such as deforestation and burning. Leaded by the researcher Luciana Gatti, of the National Institute of Space Research (Inpe), the study classified data collected between 2010 and 2024 in three distinct groups according to the conditions of time, intensity of human acti…
Research with measurements between 2010 and 2024 indicates that years with greater human activity recorded the largest volumes of CO2 emitted. The post Study associates carbon emissions in the Amazon with deforestation and burning appeared first in Rural Canal.
Study shows that Amazon does not manage to absorb all the carbon it emits, accumulating an annual deficit of 300 million tons of CO2. The post Human Fire makes Amazon clear 1.47 billion tons of CO2 per year, no longer being considered the ‘lung of the world' appeared first in ND More
Research published in the journal "Nature" details the impact of human action on the biome and points out urgent solutions to recover the balance of the forest
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