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Brazil: Fighting Amazon fires, deforestation, and Covid-19

Here is why fighting fires in the Amazon could also help Brazil's COVID-19 crisis. with Global Citizen

08/13/2020 9:59 PM

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5 comments

  • Richard E.
    08/16/2020 20:31

    But it is summer did you know that Destruction for make it all so much better but nobody

  • Liana A.
    08/14/2020 17:23

    You can check the South American Protected Areas under fire risk in the link below, there is time to avoid further environmental degradation: https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/binaries/content/assets/metofficegovuk/pdf/research/wcssp/report-cssp-fire-aug-oct_env2.pdf

  • Jo A.
    08/14/2020 07:03

    Bolsonaro also denying the fires like CoViD-19?

  • Emeraude L.
    08/13/2020 22:17

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  • Brut
    08/13/2020 18:37

    You can learn more about Liana Anderson's work on tracking fires in the Amazon here: https://www.treeslab.org/map-fire.html

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