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    We are killing the rainforest!! Is this a fact or only a media hype? The rainforest and ecological role has been a controversial topic for decades. The ‘green people’ advocate that we are killing the world by reducing the rainforest. The capitalists on the other hand claim that it is an exaggeration and we are only utilizing the natural resources for our own benefits. Let us look at the location of the Amazon rainforest. Brazil has about 40% of the rainforest within its boundaries and the other

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    The rainforest destruction has been greatly disturbing to the indigenous people. Their cultures and traditions have been forgotten‚ due to the relying of the city life. Therefore‚ city life would be enhanced greatly‚ crushing and disrupting the old traditions. Without traditional foods and methods to sustain food‚ indigenous people have to integrate with mainstream societies. Once the rainforests have been logged‚ settles would greatly claim for the logged land. Due to the activity or agriculture

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    conserved? Tropical rainforests are thought to posses more plants and animals than any other forests on earth. Most tropical rainforests are located around and near the equator‚ they have existed on earth for hundreds of millions of years. But they are among the most endangered ecosystems globally due to humans. They are an important part of human life and are know as the “lungs of the planet” they have many animals‚ and many natural medicines come from tropical rainforests. Because of there importance

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    dragging them out of the forest‚ but even this is damaging because to get the trees out they need to bulldoze a path in and out and often destroy more trees than they are selling. In this essay I am going to express my views on deforestation. The Amazon rainforest is about the size of Europe and every day roughly 51.8 square kilometres are cut down. So that’s 18‚900 square km a year and that’s a lot. One of the main reasons for deforestation is the actions of Brazil‚ in the 1970 – 80’s Brazil borrowed

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    Illegal activity is proven to take place in this large jungle as (articles.latimes.com) writer Vincent Bevins of L.A Times speculates in the concept clarifying that ‘Brutal conditions and a culture of impunity across the 1.5 million square mile Amazon -region persist in the background of Brazil’s economic growth’ letting us know the accordance of deplorable actions and the affluence of the government. Such massive amount of land could be foreseen anot easy to control(projects.aljazeera.com/2015/07/slavery-brazil/)

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    Richard Prices’ Rainforest Warriors is an ethnography that is incredibly interesting; its contents discuss the history‚ politics‚ and overall well being of the Saramaccan people of the South American nation of Suriname. Suriname‚ being first colonized by English and Dutch settlers‚ was a nation used for the establishment of sugar and timber plantations for direct export to Europe. The first three chapters are fascinating to say the least‚ as they detail the history of runaway African slaves who made

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    How Does Losing the Tropical Rainforest Affect The World 1 How Does Losing the Tropical Rainforest Affect The World INTRODUCTION The rainforest is considered to be one of the most beautiful places on earth. Sadly it is being destroyed at rates that people can not truly comprehend. The battle to save the rainforest is a daunting task. It is a battle between many from political figures to indigenous who call this beautiful place home. It affects so many things including families‚ the economy‚ the

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    How Vegetation In The Tropical Rainforests Adapts To The Climate Conditions. In the tropical rainforest the climate is very humid due to the vast amount of rainfall‚ which can be up to 2‚000 mm per year. They high temperatures vary little‚ but the average is around 27°C. This climate makes it very good conditions for plants to grow in. However‚ many plants have had to adapt to survive in the harsh conditions of the tropical rainforest. Some trees grow buttress roots which is when large‚ thick roots

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    electronics‚ apparel‚ furniture‚ food‚ toys and jewelry. In 2002 Amazon launched a new business model for web services platform‚ identifying a new area of potential growth and new customer‚ which grew into the seventh largest in the world within five years. In late 2007‚ it set up Lab125‚ whose first product the Kindle e-book reader disrupted the entire publishing industry. Since then‚ the company also produces consumer electronics – notably‚ Amazon Kindle e-book readers‚ Kindle Fire tablets‚ Fire TV and

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    Amazon In Need What do you think of when someone mentions the Amazon Rainforest to you? Some might say an exotic jungle full of some of the most unique plants and animals you have ever seen. Well this might surprise you but that exotic jungle you might be thinking of is getting cut down for multiple reasons at a shocking rate of 150 acres per hour. Well I’m personally here to say that cutting down this extraordinary gift of mother nature will in fact cause more harm than leaving

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