Rainforests

Climate change is real and happening right now. Its reality can be seen in melting ice, dying coral reefs, rising sea levels, changing ecosystems and prolonged and more severe droughts. According to the WHO, 150,000 people are already dying every year as a result of climate change. It is for this reason that the world needs to take action now before our planet becomes damaged beyond repair.

There is strong evidence that extreme weather events - such as hurricanes, floods, droughts and heat waves - are increasing (and becoming more severe and frequent) because of climate change The cumulative number of people affected by disasters rose to two billion in the 1990s, up from 740 million in the 1970s. Virtually all of these millions were concentrated in poorer countries.

One of the most pressing questions concerning future climate change is how it will affect the terrestrial vegetation Studies indicate that as global warming continues, and carbon dioxide levels double from pre-industrial levels By 2075 the climate of New England could become more like that of Richmond, Va. The maples so prevalent in the region would die off - possibly "migrating" or establishing a foothold only in more northern, colder climes. This change in species would change the character of regional biogenic emissions, which would further affect regional air quality and climate.effects of ozone pollution on vegetation productivity and carbon sequestration. Nowhere is this more hotly debated than in the tropics, where the future of the Amazon rainforest and the continued viability of current agricultural practices are at stake. Studies of past climates may elucidate how quickly vegetation can respond to climate change. Recently, Hughen et al reported that tropical vegetation in Venezuela has in the past responded to climate change within less than 50 years. In contrast, Jennerjahn et al reported a vegetation response time of 1000 to 2000 years in northeast Brazil.

SAVE THE RAINFOREST'S! rain forest are homes to many plants, animals, and species. If rain forest destruction happens, soon all the animals, plants, and species will be killed and then they will die.:( PLEASE HELP SAVE THE RAINFOREST'S!

According to the researches of Dr A.C. Carder, the tallest tree ever measured was an Australian Eucalyptus regnans at Watts River, Victoria, Australia, reported in 1872 by forester William Ferguson. It was 132.6 m (435 ft) tall and almost certainly measured over 150 m (500 ft) originally. Another Eucalyptus at Mt Baw Baw, Victoria, Australia, is believed to have measured 143 m (470 ft) in 1885. The Dyerville Giant, a coast redwood, estimated to be 1,600 years old when it fell in March 1991, was proven to be 113.4 m (372 ft) high, not counting the 1.5 m (5 ft) of buried base. It grew in Humboldt Redwoods State Park, California, USA and was the tallest tree of modern times.

That depends on the men and women in question. Those from Western cultures would wear more traditional clothing. The tribal people who are native to the Amazon rainforest make clothing out of the resources they have.

If by "shiny gold" you mean the original Gold version for the Game Boy Color, you must first beat the Gym leader in the town with the Slowpokes and then go into the adjacent forest and help some people catch their Farfetch'd.

If you cannot battle the Gym leader, make sure you talk to Kurt in the house in the upper-left and go to the well to the right of the town and beat Team Rocket.

There are over 7,000 tribes in Africa. Some examples of the tribes found in Africa are; Afar, Amhara, Ashanti and Berber.

No, it would not be able to survive in that environment on its own. Some tropical houseplants can survive in a different climate if their owners take care of them correctly, but it wouldn't be able to just live if planted outside.

I am not sure if there is a name for it but it is a connected temperature rainforest which stretches from practically the San Francisco Bay almost to the Aleutian Islands, it is the largest in the US and Canada.

The sides of desert air cooler are filled with khas khas/ fine wood waste.

A pump continuously keep this khas khas wet. The moisture from khas evaporates and creates cooling effect an this air is drawn into the room by cooler's fan.

Now during rainy season the air outside is humid and it has less capacity to absorb water vapours so evaporation is less and so is cooling effect...by sarath sreerama

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There is a difference between rainforest and jungle, though this doesn't have much to do with rainfall. Jungle areas typically surround rainforest areas, and have a key difference that has little to do with climate. The biggest distinction is that rain forests have an incredibly thick canopy of very tall trees. This means there are far fewer plants at ground level. Trees block out much of the light that would be required by most plants to thrive, so you will usually only find shade loving ground plants in rain forest areas.

Amazon basin is belongs to the amazon rain forest. It is in south america.

There are many places where you can find a map of the Amazon rainforest. The internet and local library are great places to start.

Redwood, Mahogany,oak. Etc. :)

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Dhole(also known as Asiatic Wild Dog, Indian Wild Dog or Red Dog) is a wild dog that lives in thick jungles and a variety of other habitats.

Well, some deer live in jungles, but really, I can't think of anymore. I'm sorry for the lack of answer in this answer

there are names like daintree and the Amazon

There are 79.42 million hectares of forests in India.

The Amazon rainforest, along with the central African region rainforest (in addition to heavily forested areas in other parts of the world). After all, plants take in CO2 and give off oxygen.

He lived in Brazil. he also lived in the amazon rain forest colony and worked as a rubber tapper.

they use the local sewage and other materials to build the house poo as we know it is used for the walls and flooring to keep it damp and fresh, also waterproof

NZ doesn't have a tropical climate, though it does have rain forests, the main one being at the base of the South Island where rain fall gets measured in feet per rain fall.

Technically, a rainforest is a forest with a very mixed species of vegetation. It does not have to be wet.

Washington State is fairly wet, but with a substantial conifer monoculture, no one would call it a rainforest.

The soccer season usually last from spring to the end of fall. Some people like myself do it year round, including indoor during the winter.

Indiana's state flower is the 'Peony' see the web link below

• antechinus
• bilby, bandicoot, bettong
• chudditch (Western quoll), cassowary, cuscus
• dunnart, dibbler
• echidna, emu, euro
• false antechinus, feathertail glider, flying-fox (bat)
• goanna, glider
• Hare-wallaby, hopping mouse
• itjaritjari, ibis
• koala, kangaroo, kowari, kookaburra
• lyrebird, leaf-nosed bat
• mulgara, marsupial mole
• nabarlek, numbat, ningaui
• orange leaf-nosed bat
• pademelon, possum, platypus, phascogale, planigale, potoroo
• quoll, quokka
• rat-kangaroo (not kangaroo rat), rock-wallaby
• sugar glider, squirrel glider
• Tasmanian devil, tree-kangaroo
• wallaby, wallaroo, wombat
• yellow-bellied glider, yellow-footed rock wallaby
• zebra finch