Why the Amazon Fires Are Surging
Wildfires have long occurred in the Amazon rain forest, but never on this scale. The New Yorker staff writer Jon Lee Anderson explains how they began, and what will happen if the planet’s great green lung continues to burn.
Released on 08/26/2019
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