How does cutting down and burning trees affect the carbon dioxide oxygen cycle?

Answer 1

if the trees in the ecosystem were destroyed then we wouldn't be able to get that oxygen that we need and so we wouldn't be able to get energy by eating food. also we wouldn't be able to live because animals get energy by eating other animals but some eat plants also.So if animals don't eat anything then we wouldn't be able to live.we get energy by eating animals and plants but some people don't eat meat because they're vegetarians.also we wouldn't be able to get calcium or nutrients from plants or from dairy farms to get food. also

Answer 2

Trees are an important part of the carbon cycle, taking in carbon dioxide and giving off oxygen. They are an immense source of atmospheric oxygen. If vast areas of forests are cleared, humans will lose an important source of carbon recycling and the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere will grow very quickly.

Answer 3

If all the trees were cut down the carbon cycle would be very badly affected. There would be more CO2 in the air and less O2, which is not good for us humans. Plant and soil life would also be badly affected.

Answer 4

Extensive deforestration affects the oxyegn cycle if we continued to cut down our forest which produces a lot of oxygen. if there is less oxygen there will be more corbon dioxiede which is not so good at all.

Answer 5

Forests are one of the agents in the carbon cycle, moving carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and storing it in the trunks, roots and branches of the trees. The carbon remains stored until the trees rot, or are burned. So forests act as storage sinks in the carbon cycle, keeping great amounts of carbon out of the atmosphere, and keeping the greenhouse effect balanced and controlled.

Deforestation, when forests are destroyed, means that the carbon storage disappears and much more carbon dioxide remains in the air. This extra carbon dioxide captures more heat (infrared heat, rising from the earth's surface) and is causing global warming.

A:

Deforestation means cutting down forests. Removing forests interferes with the earth's ability to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, so the amount of CO2 greenhouse gas remains high.

Answer 6

if you keep cutting down trees we wont be able to breathe then we will die because tree give us carbon dioxide to breathe