Why does Brazil have rainforests?

Answer 1

Because as it is in the tropics it is hot & wet. This promotes rapid plant growth. The rainforest is a diverse region of rapidly growing plant life, trees, grasses, bushes & so on all competing for direct sunlight and soil nutrients. So hot + wet + nutrition = Rainforest.

Answer 2

because they want to be able to get more money and by cutting down tree's they get more money for paper, cattle grazing and for selling more open land...

Answer 3

The Brazilian rain forest is an important environmental concern for the world because if it is cut down, the loss of the trees will contribute to the rising global temperature.