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Graph of Extreme Forest Fires over the past five years, affecting five countries directly, that each country emitted more than 600 million tonnes of CO2 from the fires. CO2 emissions: Canada 1500 million + tonnes 2023 Russia 1200 million tonnes 2021 Russia 850 million + tonnes 2018 Russia 800 million tonnes 2020 Australia 750 million+ tonnes 2019/2020 Indonesia 750 million+ tonnes 2019 Russia 750 million tonnes 2019 Brazil 650 million + tonnes 2021 Brazil 650 million + tonnes 2022 Brazil 640 million tonnes 2019

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Graph of Extreme Forest Fires over the past five years, affecting five countries directly, that each country emitted more than 600 million tonnes of CO2 from the fires. CO2 emissions: Canada 1500 million + tonnes 2023 Russia 1200 million tonnes 2021 Russia 850 million + tonnes 2018 Russia 800 million tonnes 2020 Australia 750 million+ tonnes 2019/2020 Indonesia 750 million+ tonnes 2019 Russia 750 million tonnes 2019 Brazil 650 million + tonnes 2021 Brazil 650 million + tonnes 2022 Brazil 640 million tonnes 2019
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John Englart (takvera@c.im)'s status on Friday, 22-Dec-2023 07:18:31 JST John Englart

Welcome to the #Pyrocene:
Global forest fires emitted 33.9 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) between 2001 and 2022
🔥 Increase partially driven by the frequent #heatwaves and #droughts caused by #ClimateChange
🔥 on average, the area of forest burnt by fires between 2001 and 2022 was 11 times the size of the 🌳 forests planted by humans during that period.
🔥 global fire carbon emissions are expected to double,
🔥 carbon emissions from forest fires need to be included in national climate plans with a monitoring, reporting and verification system for such emissions.
#wildfire #bushfire #NDCs #ClimateCrisis
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-04033-y

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