-As defined by the World Meteorological Organization, drought is a prolonged dry period within the natural climate cycle that can occur anywhere in the world.

-Severe drought conditions can negatively affect air quality. During droughts, there is an increased risk of wildfires and dust storms.

-Severe drought conditions can negatively affect air quality. During droughts, there is an increased risk of forest fires and dust storms.

-Deforestation can have serious socio-economic consequences: for example, it can threaten the livelihoods, culture and survival of forest-dependent populations, including indigenous peoples; weaken local and national economies; provoke social conflicts.

-Other environmental impacts of deforestation include: damage to habitats, their fragmentation and subsequent loss of biodiversity; alterations in water cycles, soil erosion and desertification.

and you cannot burn garbage because otherwise global warming will continue.

-“Without waste management, dumping or burning harms human health, damages the environment, affects the climate, and hinders economic development in both poor and rich countries alike.”

-Garbage can travel through all the world's rivers and oceans, and accumulate on beaches and in ocean gyres. These wastes damage physical habitats, transport chemical pollutants, threaten aquatic life, and interfere with human use of rivers and riverine, marine, and coastal environments.