Amazon rainforest. Photo: Graham Hobster
A study conducted by Brazilian and British researchers, published by Nature, showed that swamped areas in the Amazon rainforest produce between 15 and 20 million tons of methane every year – the equivalent of emissions by all oceans combined. Fossil fuels, for instance, are responsible for producing roughly 167 million tons every year around the world.
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