There's still a chance to protect the giant rainforest.
. “As a result, we would expect the forest to recover more slowly from a drought now than it would have 20 years ago.”
If the Amazon rainforest withered up and eventually turned into savannah, it would be devastating on multiple levels. In addition to the forest’s staggering biodiversity containing ten percent of the world’s total species, the mass tree dieback would release up to 90 billion tons of carbon dioxide back into the atmosphere, making the hurdle of limiting climate change even more difficult to overcome. The new research makes it clear that the Amazon is standing on the brink of disaster.
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