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logging and then the land can be turned into mines,cattle ranching and buildings and new roads

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How do people use the rainforests?

One way that people use the rainforest is by making medicines from the exotic plants that grow wild there. They also use the rainforest to cut down the trees and build homes there.


Why are rainforest disppearing?

because people are cutting the trees down to use hem to make house


Do people cut down trees in the Rainforest?

yes


How are groups of people affecting the tropical rainforest and why?

By getting resources from the rainforest and not planting the trees back.


What could you use out of the rainforest?

Trees,birds[food], leaves


What is deforestation in a rainforest?

deforestation is when people take down trees in a rainforestand use the space for growing soy beans or farming


How do people destroy jungles?

we cut down the trees in the rainforest:(


What do humans use the trees in a rainforest for?

because they want to build some trees houses thats why


Why do people care about the rainforest?

People care about the rainforest, because rainforests hold a lot of endangered spieces, and trees contain alot of oxegen.


Why do rainforest's produce forty percent of oxygen?

The rainforest is mostly trees and trees produce oxygen. So if there are a lot of trees like in the rainforest, there will be a ton of oxygen coming from the rainforest.


Why are the rainforest under threat in south America?

because people make paper with trees and where the rainforest is they want to put houses there


What rainforest has 2000124 trees in it?

the amazon rainforest