The impact of wildfires, though relatively small in comparison to other drivers, is nonetheless concerning. Wildfires have been persistent throughout the years, with incidents occurring in regions such as the State of Roraima. The latest incident on January 11, 2025, serves as a reminder of the ongoing threat these fires pose to Brazil's forests.
The cumulative effect of these drivers has not only reduced the tree cover but has also led to significant emissions of carbon dioxide equivalents, exacerbating the global climate crisis. Brazil's struggle with tree cover loss is a complex issue that requires attention and action to preserve its remaining forests and combat the adverse effects on the environment.
