THE WINNERS - The big-time "winning interests" in a tropical nation which is cutting down its rainforests are those few groups who obtain large gains from forest removal. These include ranchers in Latin America, loggers in Southeast Asia (producing for the global or domestic market), and - as always - politicians. People needing agricultural land are the main "winners" in Africa, due to that continent's rapid rate of population growth. The small number of individuals who gain from deforestation gain immensely and protect their interests via concessions from governments, (even if these activities result in a loss to the country or state). Other winners are consumers from the industrialized world, consumers who by deforestation can buy less expensive goods (foods, fibers, and wood for construction materials and furniture).
THE LOSERS - All denizens of tropical countries lose (except the few mentioned above). Many indigenous people and poor people lose their land and livelihoods when large companies move in to profit from forests. Even people from temperate regions lose, because they must forego the many values of the forests, such as ecosystem services, climate stabilization, and scientific and aesthetic values.
The Amazon rainforest is in danger because if the forest will be cut down the animals will be affected, there is very rare animals living in the Amazon rainforest. Also the environment, everyone goes on about climate change and how bad it is. Cutting down a rainforest will affect the weather. Also the tourism will be affected when I went we got someone that lived near to guide us around the Amazon Rainforest, we payed them.
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some people might be affected by the people who are cutting down the rainforst because they might live in the rainforest so that means that their home's are being nocked down sothey well be come homeless.
People have been cutting down a lot of trees in the Amazon rainforest and it's slowly beginning to decrease its area.
THey cut down trees
Sometimes businesses are knocking down the Amazon Rainforest for things such as wood, paper, timber and many other things. Others are knocking it down because they need room to build buildings.
yes there aremany people living in the rainforest and their lives are hard. this is why the amazon is being destroyed because there are so many houses being built for the renteers so they have to keep on chopping down the trees to build space.
Greenpeace say 80% in the Amazon rainforest.
Good question! The amazon life is fastly being destroyed, every year, us humans cut down enough trees that there is enough to cover a forest! That can ruin the animal's life, so that makes them die.
they cut down trees in the amazon and they fish and they collect raw materials and they mine. good ones
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loosing there homes from the rainforest being cut down