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Amazonia part 1

• It is true that you, like me, know that the Amazon is increasingly destroyed, but we really know how much?

• And yes, in January 2020 alone, more than 280 square kilometers were devastated by Man. Today, our objective is to present you an analysis of this article but also to explain to you all the actions that man has put in place to compensate for this deforestation.

• Deforestation and fires: This article explains how the situation in Amazon is evolving today.

• It is true that, as Camilla Costa explained, the Amazon has been suffering real deforestation and enormous destruction for a long time.

• Covid 19 today has not helped.

• Indeed, as you know, Covid has led us to distance ourselves and to be confined: Brazil in particular as well as the entire territory of the Amazon in general is very affected by the health crisis especially because of the lack of resources to treat the population.

• As can be seen from the diagram, the territory of the Amazon is one of the territories most affected by the crisis and this is due to their poor management in the field of health.

• In France, we can treat ourselves properly, care is taken, but this is not the case for Amazonians.

• Indeed, COVID has pushed this population, like the rest of the world, to confine itself.

• The guardians of the forest were forced to confine themselves and no longer work.

• But these people have very specific objectives and their primary motivation is economic.

• In fact, they mainly seek to extract minerals like gold, harvest palm oil, or harvest land to pasture to the detriment of nature.

• Since the authorities saw that this deforestation had increased, they decided to increase surveillance patrols but this is unfortunately not enough.

• Indeed, with the problems of corruption in the countries of the Amazon, deforestation is not stopped enough and the media minimize this drama.

• To use the example of the fires, in 2019 there were huge fires that devastated a lot of the forest and there was a lot of media coverage, but the reality is that these fires happen every year.

• Global warming causes a lot of drought and therefore it is much harder to stop the fires because the rain is much rarer.

• Concerning the fire of 2019, fortunately it began to rain because otherwise the disaster would have been even more important.

• As the scientist quoted in the article explains, a tree is a reserve of our CO2 and in exchange it releases oxygen.

• But when you cut down a tree, there is a release of CO2 which leads to an increase in global warming.

• If today the Amazon continues to be destroyed, in 20 to 30 years there will be a considerable lengthening of the dry seasons and a general increase of temperatures in the world.

• In fact, deforestation in addition to emitting a lot of CO2 in the air, dries the soils and therefore increases considerably the climate warming mentioned above.