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In a release on Aug. 22, Greenpeace said forest fires and climate change operate in a vicious circle. As the number of fires increase, greenhouse gas emissions do too. This makes the planet's overall temperature rise, the organization said. As the temperature increases, extreme weather events like major droughts happen more often. 

"In addition to increasing emissions, deforestation contributes directly to a change in rainfall patterns in the affected region, extending the length of the dry season, further affecting forests, biodiversity, agriculture and human health," Greenpeace said in the release. 

Last week, NASA released an AIRS Map showing the carbon monoxideassociated with the fires in Brazil between Aug. 8 and Aug. 22. The animated map shows a carbon monoxide plume bloom in the northwest Amazon region, move south and east, and then toward San Paolo. 

The Amazon rainforest has been on fire for the past month, with Brazil declaring a state of emergency in the region. But over the weekend, Brazil's president, Jair Bolsonaro, declined $20 million in aid from G7 world leaders.

The number of fires in Brazil this year is the highest on record since 2013 and is up by 85% from last yearalone, CNN reported. So far this year, more than 80,000 fires in the country have been detected by Brazil's space research center, INPE.