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Amazon Basin Fire Risk has been Linked to North Atlantic Hurricane Activity
Researches recently discovered that the Amazon basin is experiencing a dry, fire-prone season as a result of North Atlantic hurricanes shifting the Intertropical Convergence Zone.
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