CNBCのインスタグラム(cnbc) - 8月22日 11時03分

Brazil’s Amazon rainforest takes in as much as 2 billion tons of carbon dioxide a year and releases 20% of the worlds oxygen, giving it the nickname “the lungs of the planet,” according to NBC.⁠⠀
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And now those lungs are burning at a record rate.⁠⠀
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The rainforest experienced an 84% surge in wildfires this year, according to the country’s space agency.⁠⠀
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The agency says there were more than 70,000 fires detected in Brazil’s Amazon Rainforest so far this year — the highest number since records began in 2013.⁠⠀
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Smoke from forest fires reportedly caused a daytime blackout in the Brazilian city of Sao Paulo on Monday, with strong winds transporting smoke to the city from fires burning more than 1,700 miles away.⁠⠀
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For more details on the surge in fires in the Amazon, visit the link in bio.

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israelfgouveia I have lived for 22 years in the state of Amazonas, and have lived 8 years in the state of Acre, Brazil, and there have always been periods of wildfires, and in the last days are less than 15 months ago. Now there is a sensationalism on the part of the press. I wonder why? Before there were no wildfires?

d_wordjunki Most outlets aren’t covering this, and it’s a shame bc of the huge impact on the planet. Thanks!

thankgoditsyou What would be even better is a way we can help do something about it.

chadly_xiii Just down here looking for the comment that blames this on Trump 🤣

christofersrocha Estudem antes de publicar algo sem ter conhecimento

sehatkan.mataku We love the earth.....#savetheamazon

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