"Amazon’s Fires Emit CO₂ Surpassing Germany, Revealing Ecological Crisis"

Record-breaking fires in the "Amazon rainforest" have resulted in "greenhouse gas emissions" surpassing those of "Germany", signaling a severe ecological crisis amid ongoing "deforestation".

• The "Amazon rainforest" experienced its most devastating fire season in over 20 years, with 3.3 million hectares impacted last year, according to a study from the European Commissions Joint Research Centre.
• These fires have led to unprecedented "carbon dioxide" emissions, highlighting the link between "forest degradation" and increasing "greenhouse gas emissions" in the context of global "climate change".
• Despite a decline in "deforestation", the record fires are exacerbated by "drought" and "habitat fragmentation", emphasizing the regions growing ecological fragility and threatening biodiversity.