The Amazon rainforest in Brazil is raging with thousands of fires that have never been seen in nearly a decade.
The regions most affected by the fires are the northern states of Roraima, Rondonia and the Amazon. However, social media images of these fires under the #PrayforAmazonas label (Pray for Amazon) may not be accurate, many dating back to ancient fires decades ago and some not in Brazil at all. What exactly is happening in the Amazon, and what is the real impact of these fires?
Brazil has set a record level of fires this year, 2019, according to data from the Brazilian Space Agency. According to the National Institute of Space Research in Brazil, data from its satellite indicate an 85 percent increase in fire rates, compared to the same period last year 2018.
According to official data, more than 75,000 forest fires were detected in Brazil in the first eight months of this year - the highest number since 2013. The number of fires recorded in the same period last year did not exceed 40,000. Fires are common in the Amazon forests in the dry season, which runs from July to October. Fires can be sparked by nature as in lightning strikes, but they can also be triggered by farmers and loggers who dispose of firewood to prepare the land for new crops or grazing.

السلام عليكم
لقد قمت الأن بانشاء المدونة وهي حاليا قيد التطوير ولهذا السبب انا بحاجة للمساعدة من الجميع
اولا: اريد من الجميع ان يقومو باقتراح اسماء الاقسام المهمة التي يجب  ان اقوم بأضافتها للمدونة
بالاضافة الى انني بحاجة لمعرفة ارائكم حول الاسم الخاص بالمدونة
ثانيا: سأقوم بعرض صورتين لواجهة المدونة اريد ان اخذ راي الجميع بالواجهة الافضل