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According to the recent studies, a natural disaster in 2010 ha
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According to the recent studies, a natural disaster in 2010 had completely shut down the Amazon Basin's carbon sink by killing trees and slowing their growth. This results in decrease in carbon absorption by Amazon forests. Name the disaster.

A
Forest fire

B
Flood

C
Drought

D
None of these

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According to the recent studies, a natural disaster in 2010 had completely shut down the Amazon Basin's carbon sink by killing trees and slowing their growth. This results in decrease in carbon absorption by Amazon forests. Name the disaster.