Some consequences of building the road are that it will provide loggers access to highly-valued trees, provide a more accessible trade route for merchants and farmers, affect the wildlife and water quality in the area, and possibly cause indigenous populations to relocate.
There would be a few pluses and a few minuses. It would be good since then the tourists could walk or ride some kind of vehicle to see the rainforest faster. But like I said their are bad affects since roads, loud noises, effect the animals which would possibly mean the tourists wouldn't see any animals. Not only that, the animals and plants would have a smaller rainforest to live in since a road takes up a lot of space ( depends how wide and how long it is)
Twenty-four countries and the European Union reached the unanimous deal
at an international meeting of the Commission for the Conservation of
Antarctic Marine Living Resources in Hobart, Australia.
