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What impact will the Amazon rainforest fire have on the earth's ecology after three weeks of burning?

The Copernicus Climate Change Service Center of the European Union issued a warning that the global emissions of carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide have soared, which not only poses a threat to human health, but also aggravates global warming, and a series of joint consequences are unimaginable. 20 19, 19 In August, the smoke from the fire in the southern Amazon rainforest had a significant impact on parts of mato grosso do sul, S? o Paulo and Pará.

The sky in Sao Paulo is overcast and the day is like night. Researchers at the University of S? o Paulo found toxic substances left by burning plants in muddy rain. The Amazon region at the junction of Brazil, Peru and Bolivia is the hardest hit area, concentrated in Rond? nia, Mato Grosso, Amazon and Bolivia.

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Cause of fire: fires are all man-made. Experts point out that unlike natural fires in grasslands and forests, fires in the humid Amazon rainforest are mostly caused by humans. In order to occupy more land for grazing or farming, people cut down the rainforest and clean up the site by burning trunks, branches and leaves. The vegetation ashes left by burning can be used as nutrients to nourish the land.

Experts believe that only excessive logging can explain this phenomenon. According to the data of Brazil's National Space Research Institute, from 2065438 to July 2009, the area of Amazon rainforest was cut to 2254 square kilometers, up 278% year-on-year.

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