Severe drought causes 52.3% increase in Amazon forest fires in September 2023 compared to last month = Brazil (2020, 2021 data video)

This footage was filmed and produced 22 April 2021. Forest fires in the Brazilian Amazon rose 52.3% last month, from 17,373 in August to 26,452 in September, as a result of the severe drought that the largest tropical forest in the world is experiencing, which threatens to be historic, reported this Sunday official sources. The number of heat sources measured in September by the satellites of the National Space Research Institute (INPE) was the highest for a month so far this year, as well as in the last twelve months. According to the data presented by the agency, fires in September alone represent almost half (45.6%) of those registered in the first nine months of the year (57,941). SHOTLIST: 1. various fires in the Amazon (archive: February 9, 2020 and April 22, 2021). ( Original Title: Archive Footage: Forest fires in the Brazilian Amazon increase by 52.3% with the current drought )