Fires causing a record loss of tropical forests in the danger of climate

Tropical forests of the world, which provide a decisive buffer against climate change, disappeared faster than last year’s new satellite analysis.

Researchers lost 67,000 sq km (26.000 km) of this pristine in 2024 in 2024 (26,000 square km (26,000 square km) (26,000 square km) (26,000 square km) in the 18th football field.

The fires first exceeded the agricultural land from agriculture to agriculture and removed from agriculture in a bad especially bad drought, especially from Agricultural Agricultural.

Southeast Asia had more positive news in Southeast Asia, which helps reduce forest loss.

Tropical rainforests keep hundreds of billion tons of carbon and wooded trunk in soils. However, this new global record raises more questions about the sustainability on a warm-up planet.

Many researchers can approach some forests to some forests, such as Amazon, for example, a “mug” that can begin to descend.

“The idea of ​​the blocking point, I think, I think it’s increasingly true,” he said.

Prof. Hansen described the new results as “scary” and the old growth was dead and warned of the rainforest, where the rainforest was constantly passing.

“It’s still a theory, but I think it’s more and more acceptable.”

One Separate work, Published last weekIf global warming is overdue, Amazon has a similar warning about possible significant diercerfection International Target 1.5c.

This, so much biological, not only threatened the live series of live propaganda living in habitat, but seriously strictly strictly seriously for the global climate.

Until recently, Amazon, a grace of mankind, more planetary warming carbon dioxide (CO2) worked more than released.

However, the burning of these forests, a very large amount of CO2, adds more to warm up to limit it.

Amazon experienced in 2023-24 The worst drought On the record, fuel with climate change and natural warming Children’s air sample.

Many fires, knowingly, to clear the land to agriculture, make it difficult to separate the two.

However, drought has created ideal conditions for fireworks, and the worst was affected by Brazil and Bolivia.

Only a year, in the world of warm-up corresponds to the expected example of more intense tropical fires.

“I think we are at a new stage, where the main driver is not cleaning for agriculture,” said Rod Taylor (WRI) of the World Resources (WRI), which is behind the latest report.

“Now we have this new amplifier, which has a realistic climate change commentary that fires are stronger and more severe and stronger than ever.”

In general, the world’s old growth (initial) record loss of tropical forests, 3.1 billion tons of planetary warming gas, researchers evaluates researchers.

This is the same as the waste of the European Union.

The countries in Southeast Asia have ordered the global trend.

Despite 11% in the field of primary forest loss in Indonesia to 11%, such as drought conditions.

According to Elizabeth Goldman, the laws of “Burning” laws were the result of concert efforts by governments and communities together to introduce “Burning” laws.

“Indonesia serves as a bright place in 2024 data,” he said.

“Political will is the main factor of success – it is not possible,” the head of the United Nations, which does not participate in today’s report, the head of the United Nations to reduce climate change in the forest program.

Other countries, including Brazil, have been successful in the past, but after the change in government policy, they began to see losses again in 2014.

Prof. Hansen, although progress in the South East is positive, shows that fluctuations in the forest custody in Brazil should be consistent with the protection policy.

“The key that we still do not see, provides success in reducing and maintaining the low level of ecosystems and will always want to protect the environment to win the environment.

Researchers agree that this year, which hosts Amazon, the UN Climate Summit Cop30 will be critical to share and promote forest protection schemes.

An offer is to reward the countries that protect the tropical forests through payments. According to Rod Taylor, the detail should still be processed, but it promises, according to Rod Taylor.

“I think this is an example of innovation that appeals to one of the fundamental issues, and there is more money to feel more than stop the forests.”

Graphics by Erwan Rivault