Climate change increases fires in the rainforest.This will

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Climate change increases the frequency and intensity of fires in rainforests, leading to the release of large amounts of carbon into the atmosphere from burning trees and vegetation. This causes further global warming and exacerbates climate change, making option D the correct choice. The formation of carbon sinks due to new vegetation growth is not sufficient to counteract the carbon released during fires, as it takes time for young trees to sequester carbon.

Climate Change Increases Fires in the Rainforest.This Will