Problem with burning a rain forest is that much of the moisture in the ground leaves with the fire. Leaving it rather devestated for some time. @-5K-

Fire is a necessary part of a forests life cycle.


Source: I do forest shit.

depends where

Has there ever been a big fire in the Amazon before?

Everywhere.

abos completely fucked the makeup of australia's tree population by constantly burning shit

Well they're humans who were burning shit in order to hunt. That's gay

They're also mutants and retarded

both correct

Thankfully they're dying out <:pepe_smile:378719407977005068>

Say what

Aren't they?

well not really

there's still tons in the desert up north and out west

places civilized people cant bear to live

But the abbos couldn't even live in the places civilized people do

I don't really know why uncivilised tribes still exist

Like Tazmania

And I don't mean black people

Nope! Not everywhere. There comes a point where the trees are so large that if they burn down the water that goes to the atmosphere Will be impossible to put down into the ground again

Turning the area into a Savannah instead

The water that eas in the soil Will go to the atmosphere, But wont be able to be brought back into the soil as the main contributors to tjat, the large trees, are now gone.

How can a fire change the climate of an area?

This is not the case for european or many north african forests however.

It will still rain there

You can't turn a rainforest into a desert

Even if you take out the forest part

It will just be rain

Okay. Tou have many big trees. Those trees take rain and water from the atmosphere and it goes into the soil. @Deleted User

Now those things that put that in the soil are now gone

Hiw is the water gonna get to the soil?

Rain?

Only gets to the tops before they turn into gas again

This is how desertirication works and how Savannah are created

Are you saying the rain will evaporate before it hits the ground?

The water will just fall back down onto the soil

pretty sure savannahs are created by changes in rainfall bro

Yeah

the tropics get pounded with heavily rain daily most of the year

You can't change the climate

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