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    Fires are raging across the Amazon rainforest as farmers, land-grabbers and loggers clear land through burning. Satellite data shows this is the highest number of fires for this region since 2010 according to Brazil's National Institute of Space Research. Meanwhile, Typhoon Jenny intensified into a tropical storm over northern Philippines bringing winds of 65 kph gusting to 80 kph and raising tropical cyclone wind signals over some provinces.

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    Fires are raging across the Amazon rainforest as farmers, land-grabbers and loggers clear land through burning. Satellite data shows this is the highest number of fires for this region since 2010 according to Brazil's National Institute of Space Research. Meanwhile, Typhoon Jenny intensified into a tropical storm over northern Philippines bringing winds of 65 kph gusting to 80 kph and raising tropical cyclone wind signals over some provinces.

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    Amazon Rainforest Fires: Name: Jean Kaye Brinosa Subject: Environmental Science

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    Fires are raging across the Amazon rainforest as farmers, land-grabbers and loggers clear land through burning. Satellite data shows this is the highest number of fires for this region since 2010 according to Brazil's National Institute of Space Research. Meanwhile, Typhoon Jenny intensified into a tropical storm over northern Philippines bringing winds of 65 kph gusting to 80 kph and raising tropical cyclone wind signals over some provinces.

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    NAME: JEAN KAYE BRINOSA

    SUBJECT: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

    Amazon Rainforest Fires


    Fires are raging across the world's largest tropical rainforest as
    farmers, land-grabbers and loggers torch trees and clear land for
    crops or grazing. According to Brazil's National Institute of Space
    Research, the number of fires detected by satellite in
    the Amazon region this month is the highest since 2010.

    Typhoon Jenny
    Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal (TCWS) No. 2 was raised in
    Isabela, Aurora and Quirino as Typhoon “Jenny” intensified into
    a tropical storm Tuesday. “Jenny” also packed maximum
    sustained winds of 65 kilometers per hour (kph), and gustiness
    of up to 80 kph.

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