If the Amazon forest were burned, what would be the impact on the planet s ecology?

Everyone knows the role of forests in regulating and balancing the global environment, affecting not only plants, but also abundant water sources and species distribution, and if the fire is not controlled, the impact on the overall environment of the earth will also be highlighted! It is also home to many insect and animal species. About half of the drugs doctors prescribe originally come from plants and animals in the Amazon rainforest.

If the Amazon rainforest continues to be cleared, we will lose all these important plants and animals.

Smoke from the <> rainforest has spread thousands of kilometers to cities, and fires have raged wildly in the Amazon rainforest, causing unprecedented damage to the tropical vegetation, trees and animals that inhabit them. Therefore, the global water cycle and water balance will be significantly affected; Due to the weakening of the ecological function of the rainforest, the local ecological environment may deteriorate; Rainforest areas are rich in species and are the world's genetic treasure trove, so the rate of species extinction will be greatly accelerated. The lungs of the earth are damaged, and we are the ones who are hurt in the end.

People at low altitudes and in mountainous areas may not feel it obviously, but in highland areas, where plants do not grow well, oxygen is already thin and will become even thinner.

The protection of the Amazon rainforest has become an international consensus, many environmental protection agencies specializing in the protection of the Amazon rainforest have also been established one after another, the purpose of these institutions is to protect the rainforest, and at the same time to the people in the area where the rainforest is located, to promote the importance of the rainforest, although the Amazon rainforest fire is a small scale in the world, but the impact is huge, a large amount of carbon dioxide, dust production and the reduction of landmark forest cover, will have a lot of impact on the local natural ecology, there are data that believe, Since 1960, the world's forest area has halved, so if this data is accurate, what is the impact? Is this data accurate? How does it define the criteria for forests?

Evidence is also required.

The impact is very large, it will completely collapse the earth's ecological environment, it will make the earth hotter and hotter, and it is also very dangerous to people's living environment.

It will have a great impact on the ecology of the earth, because if the forests are burned, the ecological environment will be destroyed, and because there are no trees, there will be a lot of wind and sand after hell and spread to the whole world.

According to CNN, citing the World Nature** (WWF), the Amazon rainforest is twice the size of India and is the largest surviving tropical rainforest in the world. It has more than 10% of the world's total species and releases 20% of the earth's total oxygen, which plays an important role in regulating global temperature. This week, fires broke out in the Amazon rainforest, and people realized that without the Amazon rainforest, the trend of climate warming would become irreversible.

CNN examines the ways in which the Amazon rainforest helps regulate the world's climate and the impact of the Amazon fires on climate change: The Amazon rainforest is a huge reservoir of carbon dioxide that is released into the air if it burns out.

Plants absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen, which is a biological principle that we have learned in elementary school. According to WWF, the Amazon rainforest is so important because it stores between 90 billion and 140 billion tons of carbon dioxide and releases a lot of oxygen. The main cause of climate warming is too much carbon dioxide in the air.

Imagine if the trees and other plants in the rainforest were destroyed, the rainforest's ability to absorb carbon dioxide and supply oxygen would be diminished, and all or most of the carbon dioxide would be released into the air, which WWF says would be devastating.

Prior to this week's fires, the conversion of forested land to arable land and deforestation caused the Amazon to release 500 million tonnes of carbon dioxide into the air each year, WWF said. The damage caused by fires to Amazonian vegetation will accelerate the release of carbon dioxide and accelerate climate warming. The Amazon rainforest helps regulate the global climate.

To put it simply, the Amazon is a huge hydraulic project.

Water from the soil is transpired into the atmosphere by plants, and the surface water collects into the Amazon rivers and eventually into the sea. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), global weather conditions are largely influenced by ocean currents. Ocean currents help regulate the climate, bringing warm water and precipitation from the equatorial region to the poles and cold waters from the poles to the equatorial region.

Without the regulation of these currents, regional temperatures would have become more extreme.

What does this have to do with the Amazon rainforest? Because of the large size of the Amazon rainforest, the Amazon's vegetation releases a lot of water through transpiration. If some vegetation is destroyed, it means that transpiration is weakened, and the ability to regulate the global climate is also weakened.

As a result of the destruction of the Amazon rainforest, WWF said, extreme temperatures will occur more frequently in many parts of the world, accompanied by extreme droughts and the disappearance of the seasons.

It is possible that the oxygen content of the Earth's air will decrease.

There will be serious disruptions to the Earth's ecological balance, and the global air oxygen content will decrease.

It will destroy the ecological balance and even desertification.

It will make the climate even hotter.

It is difficult to destroy the ecological balance, or even desertification, which is humid all year round.

The Earth's ecological balance should cause serious damage.

It won't burn out, and it's hard to get wet all year round**.

It will reduce the area of wetlands and weaken the function of the earth's lungs.

Anyway, it will have a very negative impact on the planet.

The air deteriorates, the weather is dry, and the wetlands are decreasing.

The Amazon forest is the most primitive forest on the earth, and if it disappears, the temperature of the earth will rise, and the natural ecosystem will be destroyed, and it will take a long time to recover.

If the Amazon rainforest disappears completely, the earth's ecology will be greatly impacted, and the greenhouse effect will also be intensified, resulting in a great impact on the future life of human beings.

If the Amazon jungle disappears from the earth, there will be a massive reduction in oxygen in the atmosphere, as the Amazon jungle is one of the most oxygen-producing jungles on the planet.

The main role of the jungle is photosynthesis, and the oxygen produced by more trees will also increase, and oxygen will provide human breathing, and once the oxygen is reduced, the human living environment will be more harsh.

What would happen if the Amazon rainforest disappeared from the face of the earth?

The questions are too general, if it is an exam question, just memorize it according to the book.

This claim is very incorrect and has no scientific basis, so don't believe it.

Incorrect. Because the Amazon rainforest is very large and stable at the moment, it is unlikely to disappear, so I don't think this statement is correct.

I don't think this statement is correct, because after all, it's still a guess and has not been proven. But if we want to protect the Amazon rainforest, we must start with ourselves and learn to protect the environment.