Fires in Brazil
earthobservatory.nasa.gov
earthobservatory.nasa.gov
"The US space agency, Nasa, has on the other hand said that overall fire activity in the Amazon basin is slightly below average this year. " https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-49443389
I am getting the impression that the BBC doesn't trust NASA. Is this part of the current administration's war on science? Is the world blowing this out of proportion? I don't know what will happen if NASA isn't a respected scientific institution any more. How does anyone know what is actually going on in the world?
I tend to believe what NASA says, I still think all the publicity this is getting will make the world a better place. We can not have a big enough carbon sink.
Everyone has an agenda and the news is trying get clicks, so they sensationalize everything.
Is that really better? I'd say no.
I know guys that take the full condom home.