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The trees in the rainforest's take in carbon dioxide and breathe out oxygen which takes up 21% of air in the Earth. When deforestation takes place (when an area of land is cleared of its trees) in the rainforest's there are no trees to take in the carbon dioxide. This results in global warming, as the carbon dioxide traps heat within the Earth's atmosphere.

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