Demonstrators of environmental organizations take part in a rally in front of the embassy of Brazil in demand to more Amazon protection in Santiago, Chile August 23, 2019. The placard reads: "It is not fire, it is capitalism" and "Pyromaniac". REUTERS/Rodrigo Garrido

A man looks into a burned car on the outskirts of Moscow, June 3, 2008. Moscow detectives are hunting for a lone pyromaniac who they believe is responsible for torching dozens of vehicles in a week-long spree, sending jitters through the car-loving Russian capital. Picture taken June 3, 2008. REUTERS/Sergei Karpukhin (RUSSIA)

A man looks at a burned car on the outskirts of Moscow, June 3, 2008. Moscow detectives are hunting for a lone pyromaniac who they believe is responsible for torching dozens of vehicles in a week-long spree, sending jitters through the car-loving Russian capital. Picture taken June 3, 2008. REUTERS/Sergei Karpukhin (RUSSIA)

A member of Kalenjin tribe runs after setting a building on fire in the town of Chepilat west of Nairobi February 3, 2008. Kenya's opposition called on the African Union on Sunday to deploy peacekeepers in the country as violence that has killed at least 900 people and displaced a quarter of a million continued to rage. REUTERS/Peter Andrews (KENYA)

A soldier walks past a blood-soaked sandal outside a car showroom which was attacked by arsonists in Pattani province, 1,100km south of Bangkok February 19, 2007. The Sunday overnight fire damaged 25 used and new cars. REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang (THAILAND)

A C-print photograph entitled "Pyromaniac 2" by artist Josephine Meckseper of the U.S. is seen through spectacles at the Royal Academy of Arts in London October 4, 2006. A new exhibition entitled "USA Today" that showcases art collector Charles Saatchi's passion opens in London on October 6 at the Royal Academy, the same venue where his British-centric "Sensation" show wowed the art world in 1997. REUTERS/Stephen Hird (BRITAIN)

A C-print photograph entitled "Pyromaniac 2" by artist Josephine Meckseper of the U.S. is seen through spectacles at the Royal Academy of Arts in London October 4, 2006. A new exhibition entitled "USA Today" that showcases art collector Charles Saatchi's passion opens in London on October 6 at the Royal Academy, the same venue where his British-centric "Sensation" show wowed the art world in 1997. REUTERS/Stephen Hird (BRITAIN)