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Why is deforestation a problem?

Asked by dan41790 7 months ago, 3 answers.

Why Are Tropical Rainforests Being Cut Down?

Can anyone answer this question?
thx

Answered by lizzie_2410 (Online now) on Apr 08, 2009, 12:00PM
499 answers

deforestation is a problem because animals, different plants are there

and if you destroy that ... were are they to go ...?

animals will die because there habitat will be destroyed

Answered by jazlovestoskate on Apr 08, 2009, 02:47PM
10500 answers

yes, rainforests are being cut down
thosuands of sqaure kilomiteres of trees get cut down every day
deforistation is a prolem to both animals and people
a lot of animals die or loose there homes during the process
and some animals might be rare or the deforistation could cause there extintion
and trees help circulate air not just around them, but around the world
without trees we would all die because there wouldnt be any breathable oxygen

Answered by sameeisbored on Apr 08, 2009, 08:17PM
224 answers

Why are they being cut down?
Well for medical purposes basicall and well waste to make paper and what not.

Why is it bad?
Because trees like in the rainforest do this thing called photosynthesis and make oxygn that we breathe. lol.

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