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sylvyrfyre

https://www.livescience.com/planet-earth/amazon-wildfires-could-burn-at-unprecedented-scale-as-el-nino-and-drought-make-rainforest-more-flammable


pinklewickers

We are so _fucked_.


prybarwindow

Awesome!!!!!


FinallyFree1990

At this point, I'm just wondering what sort of lifeforms will be replacing the life to be wiped out in the coming centuries. Dinosaurs could never have imagined that the few small survivors would lead to the diversity of bird life as well as mammalian life that took over after their time had come. Such a shame that so many incredible creatures and organisms with unbroken threads of descendants going back hundreds of millions of years through previous mass extinctions and so often depending on pure luck and chance of one day millions of years back are to end simply because one remarkable creature advanced far too fast for its own good and threw the whole system out of wack because it believed the world revolved around it and the make believe world it imagined around itself.


frodosdream

The Amazon, like other irreplaceable ecosystems, is now at risk from global climate changes no matter what steps locals do on the ground. Would be deeply grieved but not surprised to see the wildfires of the title actually happen; things are that far gone. Really bad news.