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The atmosphereemissionsfiresgrowthimpactsjournalpolluterresearchstory on the Amazon's CO2 atmosphereemissionsfiresgrowthimpactsjournalpolluterresearchstory has been published in the atmosphereemissionsfiresgrowthimpactsjournalpolluterresearchstory "Nature". Researchers analysed 600 profiles of CO2 and carbon monoxide atmosphereemissionsfiresgrowthimpactsjournalpolluterresearchstory produced by fires at various sites in Brazil's Amazon between 2010 and 2018. They found that the atmosphereemissionsfiresgrowthimpactsjournalpolluterresearchstory produced about 1.5 billion tons of CO2 a year, while forest atmosphereemissionsfiresgrowthimpactsjournalpolluterresearchstory removed just 0.5 billion tons. The researchers said the difference of one billion tons left in the atmosphereemissionsfiresgrowthimpactsjournalpolluterresearchstory is equivalent to the annual emissions of Japan, which is the world's fifth-largest atmosphereemissionsfiresgrowthimpactsjournalpolluterresearchstory. Professor Simon Lewis, from University College London, said: "The south-east Amazon sink-to-source atmosphereemissionsfiresgrowthimpactsjournalpolluterresearchstory is yet another stark warning that climate atmosphereemissionsfiresgrowthimpactsjournalpolluterresearchstory are accelerating."