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Amazon Wildlfires Lead Cause of Rainforest Destruction: A Study
NASA scientists have determined via an innovative satellite technique that a certain type of wildfire in the Amazon rainforest is responsible for destroying several times more forest than that lost through deforestation in regards to recent years.
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