South America is becoming warmer, drier, and more flammable - Communications Earth & Environment
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Concurring warm and dry conditions with high fire risk in South America have become more frequent since 1971, with a three-fold increase in high-fire-risk days per year in northern Amazonia, according to an assessment of reanalysis data.
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Original Title: South America is becoming warmer, drier, and more flammable. The number of days per year that are simultaneously extremely hot, dry, and have a high fire risk have as much as tripled since 1970 in some parts of South America, according to a study.