After the vegetation in the Amazon basin is destroyed, what impact will it have on the global climate?

The Amazon basin flows through the Amazon rainforest, which is the "lungs of the earth".

1. Poor soil accelerates desertification

2. Water and soil erosion, the water inflow of the Amazon River decreases, and the amount of sediment transported increases. Rivers are silted up, and floods in the Amazon plains

Waterlogging disasters occur frequently

3. Ecological destruction in the basin, and animal and plant species reduced.

4. The role of the rainforest is weakening, the absorption of greenhouse gases is reduced, global climate warming, sea levels are rising, and many lowland island countries are submerged, such as Singapore

5. Bringing climate extremes, Such as the El Ni?o effect and La Ni?a phenomenon

6. Atmospheric circulation changes, high and low latitude circulations weaken, and mid-latitude circulations strengthen, resulting in frequent droughts and floods in coastal countries and drier inland countries.

7. Agricultural impact: reduced agricultural production. Subtropical plants can be grown in the temperate planting range, but the overall output is reduced, which will bring about a food crisis.

Climate is interrelated, and the above 7 points are the most important!