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Klaus
Klaus
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Sorry, but there is so much wrong in the studie, that it really hurts. - And contributes to the distruction of the Amazonas system!
- Amazonas was never "pristine" in the last 14.000 years
- Droughts in Amazonas are caused by deforestation and the loss of "flying rivers"
- As Röckström said, Tipping Point would be at 2.3°C without deforestation, but on 1.2 degrees with 20% deforestation, what already reached.
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Palm Oil Detectives
Palm Oil Detectives
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@K_Reuss_Manaus Hi Klaus..it's not my study, I'm sharing the findings here...if you have objections to it maybe contact the authors of the study.
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