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In parts of the Amazon, dry spells are expected to double in 2080 compared to 2006, leading to a potential increase in fires and decrease in species habitats and carbon storage.
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In parts of the Amazon, dry spells are expected to double in 2080 compared to 2006, leading to a potential increase in fires and decrease in species habitats and carbon storage.
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In parts of the Amazon, dry spells are expected to double in 2080 compared to 2006, leading to a potential increase in fires and decrease in species habitats and carbon storage.
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In parts of the Amazon, dry spells are expected to double in 2080 compared to 2006, leading to a potential increase in fires and decrease in species habitats and carbon storage.
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