Ozone Pollution from Amazon Wildfires Damages Vegetation

The University of Exeter in the United Kingdom has released a study showing that ongoing forest fires in the Amazon are emitting large amounts of ozone pollutants. Ozone adheres to the leaves of rainforest vegetation, damaging the plants’ photosynthetic tissues; as a result of ozone pollution, the carbon sequestration efficiency of rainforest trees has significantly decreased.

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