> (it's pretty much lost already, isn't it?)
Not even close. Look at satellite imaging.
Not only is the Amazon far from lost, the jungles in Africa/Borneo/PNG all look to be doing surprisingly okay.
Not even close. Look at satellite imaging.
Not only is the Amazon far from lost, the jungles in Africa/Borneo/PNG all look to be doing surprisingly okay.
I didn't mean "it is not there anymore", I meant "we won't be able to preserve it, it may already be too late for that".
So even the existing forests will have a harder time.
Fortunately, careful manipulation can reverse desertification.