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GaryK [48]
3 years ago
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15 POINTS TOHELP HELP HELP PEOPLE PLEASE NO LINKS AND FILL IN THE BOXES BELOW THAT ARE NOT FILLED IN YET I CANT FIGURE THESE 2 O

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Biology
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djverab [1.8K]3 years ago
4 0

Answer: earths climate     it will affect the system by destroying animals habitat cause air pollution and eventually there will be plastic and trash in the rainforest that wasn't there before

this is a negative effect because building a road will hurt the local ecosystem by putting humans in contact with wildlife and can/will cause a disease transfer in the wildlife's population or the human population.

logging companies      it will severely damage the rainforest and its wildlife there causing irreversible damage to the ecosystem

tis is a negative effect because deforestation in the largest forest in the world is not good for the environment carbon dioxide will begin to build up and oxygen levels will start to decline.

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