How do rainforests affect the Earth's climate?

Answer 1

Affects on the climate on the tropical rainforest could be annual rainfall, so how much it rains. Also the amount of sunlight available to the rainforest. Seeing that there are many trees in the tropical rainforest, as well as many other rainforests there is not that much sunlight available. The tropical rainforest is very dry and warm. There may be volcanoes around some rainforests like the one in Costa Rica has a volcanoe over looking it. Hope this helps(:

Answer 2

When people cut down trees it makes the world hotter because less carbon dioxide is absorbed. As it gets hotter there is less rain so rivers dry out and less plants can grow. The polar ice caps then melt, causing the polar animals to die out and sea levels rise due to the melting ice eventually flooding the land.

Answer 3

Rainforests are one of the world's primary carbon reservoirs. By absorbing carbon dioxide from the air, storing the carbon and giving us oxygen to breathe, tropical forests act as the Earth's thermostat, regulating temperatures and weather patterns. The loss of our forests contributes to between 12 and 15 percent of all greenhouse gas emissions each year -- to put that in perspective, trains, planes and automobiles combined contribute to about 13.5 percent of all greenhouse gas emissions.

Answer 4

It gives them food and shelter to the animals.

Answer 5

in several ways some animals don't like the rain when it floods animal could get hit off trees and they could dround and die

Answer 6

The animals and plants need to have the right climate to live in.

Answer 7

By holding moisture in the leaves.