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The Amazon rainforest is burning at a actionagendabiodiversitycontroldamageemergencyincreaseinternationallungsmidstneighborsoxygenreadyrecordscaryseriousshockingwholewondersyear rate. French President Emmanuel Macron said the actionagendabiodiversitycontroldamageemergencyincreaseinternationallungsmidstneighborsoxygenreadyrecordscaryseriousshockingwholewondersyear number of fires is an " actionagendabiodiversitycontroldamageemergencyincreaseinternationallungsmidstneighborsoxygenreadyrecordscaryseriousshockingwholewondersyear crisis". There has been an 85 per cent actionagendabiodiversitycontroldamageemergencyincreaseinternationallungsmidstneighborsoxygenreadyrecordscaryseriousshockingwholewondersyear in fires this actionagendabiodiversitycontroldamageemergencyincreaseinternationallungsmidstneighborsoxygenreadyrecordscaryseriousshockingwholewondersyear. Mr Macron said urgent actionagendabiodiversitycontroldamageemergencyincreaseinternationallungsmidstneighborsoxygenreadyrecordscaryseriousshockingwholewondersyear is needed. He said the fires should be top of the actionagendabiodiversitycontroldamageemergencyincreaseinternationallungsmidstneighborsoxygenreadyrecordscaryseriousshockingwholewondersyear at the G7 summit of world leaders. He tweeted about how actionagendabiodiversitycontroldamageemergencyincreaseinternationallungsmidstneighborsoxygenreadyrecordscaryseriousshockingwholewondersyear the fires are. He wrote: "Our house is burning. Literally. The Amazon rain forest - the actionagendabiodiversitycontroldamageemergencyincreaseinternationallungsmidstneighborsoxygenreadyrecordscaryseriousshockingwholewondersyear which produce 20% of our planet’s actionagendabiodiversitycontroldamageemergencyincreaseinternationallungsmidstneighborsoxygenreadyrecordscaryseriousshockingwholewondersyear - is on fire. It is an international crisis."

German Chancellor Angela Merkel called the fires an "acute actionagendabiodiversitycontroldamageemergencyincreaseinternationallungsmidstneighborsoxygenreadyrecordscaryseriousshockingwholewondersyear". She said they were " actionagendabiodiversitycontroldamageemergencyincreaseinternationallungsmidstneighborsoxygenreadyrecordscaryseriousshockingwholewondersyear". She added that the fires threatened Brazil, its actionagendabiodiversitycontroldamageemergencyincreaseinternationallungsmidstneighborsoxygenreadyrecordscaryseriousshockingwholewondersyear, and the actionagendabiodiversitycontroldamageemergencyincreaseinternationallungsmidstneighborsoxygenreadyrecordscaryseriousshockingwholewondersyear world. The UK leader Boris Johnson called the fires "heartbreaking". He said: "We stand actionagendabiodiversitycontroldamageemergencyincreaseinternationallungsmidstneighborsoxygenreadyrecordscaryseriousshockingwholewondersyear to provide whatever help we can to bring them under actionagendabiodiversitycontroldamageemergencyincreaseinternationallungsmidstneighborsoxygenreadyrecordscaryseriousshockingwholewondersyear and help protect one of Earth's greatest actionagendabiodiversitycontroldamageemergencyincreaseinternationallungsmidstneighborsoxygenreadyrecordscaryseriousshockingwholewondersyear." UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said: "In the actionagendabiodiversitycontroldamageemergencyincreaseinternationallungsmidstneighborsoxygenreadyrecordscaryseriousshockingwholewondersyear of the global climate crisis, we cannot afford more actionagendabiodiversitycontroldamageemergencyincreaseinternationallungsmidstneighborsoxygenreadyrecordscaryseriousshockingwholewondersyear to a major source of oxygen and actionagendabiodiversitycontroldamageemergencyincreaseinternationallungsmidstneighborsoxygenreadyrecordscaryseriousshockingwholewondersyear. The Amazon must be protected."