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25.08.2019 - Brasil, Semakin serius dan kemusnahan semakin nyata dan api semakin marak dalam rekod masa yang pantas di hutan hutan Amazon ketika ini, sementara saintis memberi amaran hal itu akan menjejaskan segala usaha untuk mengatasi masalah perubahan iklim.

Sebelum ini sudahpun berlaku lebih 72,800 kebakaran di Brazil tahun ini dengan lebih separuh daripadanya berlaku di kawasan hamparan Amazon, ujar National Institute for Space Research (INPE).

Perkembangan itu adalah peningkatan lebih 80 peratus berbanding tempoh yang sama tahun lalu.

Sering digelar sebagai paru-paru untuk planet Bumi, hutan Amazon menghasilkan 20 peratus oksigen dalam atmosfera.

Peranannya sangat penting dalam melambatkan kesan pemanasan global, selain menjadi rumah untuk spesies flora dan fauna yang tidak terkira jumlahnya.

Secara kasar, saiz hamparan hutan terbesar dunia itu adalah separuh keluasan Amerika Syarikat.

Sejak lebih seminggu yang lalu, pelbagai imej dan video ‘mengerikan’ sudah tersebar di susur masa media sosial.

Kepulan asap memenuhi ruang langit sementara api terus marak hingga meninggalkan sisa hutan yang hangus dan hitam.

Asap sudah berarak tebal sehingga ke Sao Paolo, yang terletak 1,700 batu jauhnya dari titik kebakaran. Gambar yang diambil dari bandar itu menunjukkan langit dalam keadaan suram dan gelap walaupun p[ada waktu tengah hari, kerana sinaran marahari ditutup asap dan debu.

Program satelit Kesatuan Eropah (EU), Copernicus, menunjukkan litupan asap tebal akibat kebakaran yang bermula di Brazil hingga ke timur pesisir Atlantik, malah menyekubungi hampir separuh negara itu.

Keadaan itu dikhuatiri bakal melepasi sempadan Peru, Bolivia dan Paraguay.

Amazon merentangi beberapa negara Amerika Selatan itu, namun lebih daripada dua per tiga hutan hujan itu berada di Brazil.

Menurut INPE, kawasan seluas lebih daripada satu setengah padang bola boleh musnah setiap minit setiap hari.

Pengguna media sosial di seluruh dunia menyuarakan kebimbangan itu di dunia maya dengan pelbagai hashtag digunakan antaranya #AmazonFires dan #SaveAmazonRainforest.

Sementara itu, Presiden Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro pada Khamis berkata, pihak kerajaan tidak dapat bertindak dengan cekap kerana kekangan sumber untuk memadamkan kebakaran.

Rakyat Brazil dan masyarakat dunia bagaimanapun tidak berpuas hati dengan kenyataannya yang sekadar menyatakan tentang usaha menyiasat punca kebakaran.

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Berita asal http://www.astroawani.com/berita-du...n-spesies-istimewa-berdepan-kemusnahan-215634
 
Ada baca dalam artikel di FB baru ni
Kerajaan sendiri tak halang kebakaran sbb rakyat sana inginkan pembangunan

lorr mmg sengaja bakar ke camne..
 
setahu saya 2 - 3 hari lepas sebelum offline CG orang asli sana menang kes mahkamah pertahankan hutan pusaka mereka, mungkin sengaja dibakar untuk halau mereka keluar dari sana .. saya pun terlepas berita tu, kena cari balik :unsure:
 
Devastating Blazes "Linked To Tribe’s Successful Lawsuit"

The Waorani people of Pastaza are an indigenous tribe from the Ecuadorian Amazon and have lived in the Rainforest for generation on generation. Although the Amazon fires currently burning away are in Paraguay, thousands of miles away from Ecuador, many are linking a burgeoning trend that may well end up in more forestry being destroyed across the nine countries that the Amazon spans. According to Reuters, the tribe had been battling an on-going court case concerning the selling of sacred Amazonian lands to oil companies. The lands were originally auctioned off and approved to do so by the Ecuadorian government, much to the dismay of the indigenous tribe.

A court decision ruled that the 2,000 strong tribe had not been properly consulted before the lands were sold off.

The government appealed the decision, but ultimately lost when the three-judge panel of the Pastas provincial Court upheld the ruling that the tribe had not been properly consulted, ending the years-long legal battle over the land.

The decision, made in July, saw half a million acres of ancestral land protected from being mined for oil drilling by oil corporations.

The victory set a precedent for the protection of the Amazon Rainforest, yet, many are arguing that the fires that have been burning for more than two weeks are the beginning of something more sinister, with one Twitter user seeming to link the lawsuit and the fires, tweeting: "A little fiery conspiracy for this cold morning... fishy".

Another said: "I seen recently that a group of indigenous people had won a court case so they can keep their land in the Amazon forest, and now it’s just weird how the forest is caught in fire!!

"Hmmm seems sus, that’s my theory!"

A third wrote: "It all starting to make sense now. The Amazon tribe wins the lawsuit against the Big Oil. After this happened, the rain forest caught on fire. This starting to look like a huge conspiracy. Hmm."

There is no evidence to suggest the link as of yet.

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Source news https://www.express.co.uk/news/worl...ng-forest-fire-brazil-bolsonaro-tribes-native
 
Devastating Blazes "Linked To Tribe’s Successful Lawsuit"

The Waorani people of Pastaza are an indigenous tribe from the Ecuadorian Amazon and have lived in the Rainforest for generation on generation. Although the Amazon fires currently burning away are in Paraguay, thousands of miles away from Ecuador, many are linking a burgeoning trend that may well end up in more forestry being destroyed across the nine countries that the Amazon spans. According to Reuters, the tribe had been battling an on-going court case concerning the selling of sacred Amazonian lands to oil companies. The lands were originally auctioned off and approved to do so by the Ecuadorian government, much to the dismay of the indigenous tribe.

A court decision ruled that the 2,000 strong tribe had not been properly consulted before the lands were sold off.

The government appealed the decision, but ultimately lost when the three-judge panel of the Pastas provincial Court upheld the ruling that the tribe had not been properly consulted, ending the years-long legal battle over the land.

The decision, made in July, saw half a million acres of ancestral land protected from being mined for oil drilling by oil corporations.

The victory set a precedent for the protection of the Amazon Rainforest, yet, many are arguing that the fires that have been burning for more than two weeks are the beginning of something more sinister, with one Twitter user seeming to link the lawsuit and the fires, tweeting: "A little fiery conspiracy for this cold morning... fishy".

Another said: "I seen recently that a group of indigenous people had won a court case so they can keep their land in the Amazon forest, and now it’s just weird how the forest is caught in fire!!

"Hmmm seems sus, that’s my theory!"

A third wrote: "It all starting to make sense now. The Amazon tribe wins the lawsuit against the Big Oil. After this happened, the rain forest caught on fire. This starting to look like a huge conspiracy. Hmm."

There is no evidence to suggest the link as of yet.

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Source news https://www.express.co.uk/news/worl...ng-forest-fire-brazil-bolsonaro-tribes-native

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