Geographical signicant Rainforest

Why is the rainforest Geographically significant?

The rainforest is geographically significant because it is important to humans &

other living species because it filters the carbon dioxide to provide us with clean

oxygen. CO2 is pollution, cause by electricity, engines from cars and planes that

creates a warm blanket around the globe which affects our breathing. A way we

could prevent this from happening is; instead of travelling by car & other engineering transport, walk or cycle to your destinations. CO2 provides bad oxygen and its

unhealthy for us humans and living species to breathe this air. The trees in the

rainforest produces clean oxygen for us to breathe. The Amazon rainforest contains

50% of animals and it is important these animals are living in a safe environment.