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4. Scary Part

Reply to orleans (Original post)

Tue Mar 30, 2021, 05:10 AM

Mar 2021

is the region is probably more stable as an open savanna (grassland). It will probably be difficult if not impossible to regrow the rainforest if the conversion becomes complete.

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The Amazon Rainforest Now Emits More Greenhouse Gases Than It Absorbs [View all] orleans Mar 2021 OP

The headline is an extremely poor way of framing the issue at hand here Hugh_Lebowski Mar 2021 #1

I notice that also. Amazon rainforest REGIONS now... Hortensis Mar 2021 #2

I agree, it's not the forest cutting itself down!!! Fucking humans are a blight Shanti Shanti Shanti Mar 2021 #6

I doubt the Xingu people-what's left of them-use too many aerosol cans DFW Mar 2021 #3

Scary Part modrepub Mar 2021 #4

That's it exactly spinbaby Mar 2021 #7

I believe that we are close enough to the tipping point, marie999 Mar 2021 #5

We Are Probably Already Past That modrepub Mar 2021 #8

Humans in 100 years will be a mere fraction of what they are now. roamer65 Mar 2021 #9

Not Discounting That Possibility modrepub Mar 2021 #10

In the last ice age there no more than 10 million people. marie999 Mar 2021 #11

We Didn't Have Combine Harvesters modrepub Mar 2021 #12