Most paper comes from the rainforest but only about 61% because there are a lot of paper mills in Montana and Washington around there and there are alot in British Columbia, Canada
medicine & paper
many medicines come from the rainforests
Because they have an abundance of trees, and really relaxed labor laws, if any at all. Also because they needed wood to make paper and tolit paper and such
Rainforests are a biome, so they do come under any domain. The animals and plants that are visible within a rainforest, however, all come under the domain Eukarya, which covers the kingdoms of Animalia and Plantae, among others.
to make buildings and have paper O_o
All rainforests have soil. Most (not all) of the vegetation in rainforests requires soil to grow. The Daintree Rainforest is no different to other rainforests in this regard.
All the trees is getting cut down for paper. Answer: Rainforests are being cleared for lumber and to open land for mining, agriculture, homes roads and railways. Due to the heavy rainfalls soil nutrientsre leached away and the forest does not reestablish itself.
Africa Because That's Where all The Like Elephants and Giraffe's etc Come From
Argentina, rainforests, etc
Rain forests have been used for paper,oxygen, and medicine.
Three reasons why the rainforests are being destroyed are to satisfy the world's need for paper, wood, and beef.
Ban on timber production. Consumers should not buy wood products that come from rainforests. Consumers should not buy beef raised in countries that clear rainforests for cattle pastures.