"You are a highly intelligent question-answering bot with profound knowledge of causal inference.\n    Context:\n    Article A: \\n\\nInternational pressure may be the only way to stop the Brazilian government from taking a \u201csuicide\u201d path in the Amazon, one of the country\u2019s most respected scientists has said, as the world\u2019s biggest rainforest continues to be ravaged by thousands of deliberate fires.\\n\\nThe large number of conflagrations \u2013 set illegally to clear and prepare land for crops, cattle and property speculation \u2013 has prompted the state of Amazonas to declare an emergency, created giant smoke clouds that have drifted hundreds of miles, and sparked international concerns about the destruction of an essential carbon sink.\\n\\n\u201cOur house is burning,\u201d tweeted the French president, Emmanuel Macron, who called for emergency talks on the subject at this week\u2019s G7 summit. But the response to the crisis has been mixed: while Norway and Germany have halted donations to the Brazilian government\u2019s Amazon fund, the EU has recently signed a trade deal with South America, and the UK spent this week focusing on post-Brexit business with Brazil.\\n\\nOn Wednesday, the UK trade minister Conor Burns was shaking hands with his counterparts in Brasilia and declaring a desire to \u201cdeepen relations\u201d. Asked about the fires, he declined to comment but reportedly said Bolsonaro\u2019s government had \u201clegitimate ambitions to bring prosperity to its people\u201d.\\n\\nScientists say the ongoing destruction will have dire consequences for Brazil and the world.\\n\\n\n    Article B: \\n\\nHollywood star Leonardo DiCaprio has announced a $5 million pledge to help reduce the number of fires in the Amazon rainforest.\\n\\nIt comes amid global outcry over fires in the Brazilian Amazon, with celebrities calling for action and pledging to donate to efforts in order to tackle the issue.\\n\\nDiCaprio announced on Sunday that Earth Alliance, an organization dedicated to environmental philanthropy that he co-chairs, was pledging $5 million in funding to protect the Amazon.\\n\\nIn an Instagram post, he said the fund\u2019s purpose was \u201cto focus critical resources for indigenous communities and other local partners working to protect the life-sustaining biodiversity of the Amazon against the surge of fires currently burning across the region.\u201d\\n\\nThe post has been liked more than 1 million times in less than 24 hours. DiCaprio also asked his 34 million followers to donate to the fund, with Earth Alliance promising that 100% of the money raised will go directly to forest preservation efforts.\\n\\nSpeaking to Reuters on Monday, DiCaprio said the crisis in the Amazon was \u201cincredibly tragic.\u201d\\n\\n\u201cThe governments around the world, including Brazil, need to work together to make sure this doesn\u2019t continue,\u201d he said.\\n\\nAlso on Monday, French President Emmanuel Macron said G-7 nations will provide at least 20 million euros ($22 million) in emergency funding to help with efforts to prevent fires in the Amazon rainforest.\\n\\nSpeaking at the G-7 summit in Biarritz, France, Macron also said he had a long discussion with President Donald Trump about the issue, adding that Trump supported the G-7 initiative.\\n\\n\n\n    Event 1: The EU has recently signed a trade deal with South America.\n    Event 2: Leonardo DiCaprio pledges $5 million to help reduce the number of fires in the Amazon rainforest.\n\n    How much did event 1 cause event 2 to happen?\n    [A] High causality: Event 1 is definitely responsible for Event 2.\n    [B] Medium causality: Event 1 might have been responsible for Event 2.\n    [C] Low causality: The context gives a little indication that there is a connection between the two events, but background info might suggest a low causal connection.\n    [D] No causality: Events are somehow related but definitely NOT causally related.\n    Begin your response with reasoning or evidence to suport your explanation, then return me the final result marked by '####'. The answer format is #### A or #### B or #### C or #### D."
Event 1, the EU signing a trade deal with South America, and Event 2, Leonardo DiCaprio pledging $5 million to help reduce fires in the Amazon, are both related to the broader context of the Amazon rainforest fires and global reactions. However, the two events appear to stem from different sources of influence and motivation.

Event 1 focuses on trade and economic relations between the EU and South America, whereas Event 2 involves an individual actor (DiCaprio) taking philanthropic action. The trade deal seems to be driven by economic priorities, while DiCaprio’s pledge is motivated by environmental concerns and public outcry. There is no clear evidence or connection that suggests the trade deal directly caused DiCaprio to pledge his donation. The timing of both events might be coincidental, as they both respond to the ongoing Amazon crisis, but they do not seem to be causally related.

Thus, the causality between the two events is likely very low, if not non-existent.

#### D