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The Amazon rainforest plays an important part in regulating the world’s oxygen and carbon cycles. It produces roughly six percent of the world’s oxygen and has long been thought to act as a carbon sink, meaning it readily absorbs large amounts of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

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rainforests are valuable because they are habitats to millions of animals, produce oxygen and have trees which are wood and wood is a very good building product

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The rainforest are valuable because of how they regulate the environment to make it safe for humans to live in. It takes in carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere and makes it into breathable oxygen

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Rain forests are both economically and environmentally important as they are source of income for many people living in the rain forests while they provide us with oxygen.

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The rainforest is important because it takes C02 (a greenhouse gas) out of the atmosphere and turns it into breathable oxygen.

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the rainfall from the rainforest feeds nearby rivers through evapotranspiration. The rivers then flow directly to the ocean maintaining important ocean currents. These currents also control regional climate.
The Amazon rainforest also attracts alot of tourism which opens up job opportunities for locals

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home to 50% of the worlds plants and animal species.
An important economic sector is the natural rubber industry.
'Lungs of the planet'
10% of the worlds mammal species

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The Amazon rainforest is socially, environmentally, and economically valuable. It is home to half of the world's plants and animals and contains a number of natural medicines.

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The Amazon rainforest is an essential ecosystem that benefits the planet in many different such as economically, socially and environmentally

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The rainforests are valuable because of the amount of oxygen it gives us. The world is wasting a load of money trying to make carbon capture and storage work while the trees in the rainforests do it for us. Gives us medicines. It is doing jobs for the whole world. The trees are valuable due to the ability to absorb atmospheric carbon and release oxygen. Rainforests around the world capture something like 5 billion tons of carbon dioxide. Amazon covers an area larger than Europe.

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Amazon Rainforest provides 20% of the worlds oxygen, they decompose algae on the ocean surface so they do not draw from the atmosphere the same amount of oxygen that they produce in life

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Rainforests contain many roots for natural medicines. Tourism brings in good income for the economy.

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The amazon is valuable as it is the home to 1 out of 10 species of animals. The amazon is also helps regulate the atmosphere, it captures 5 billion tons of emissions.

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it gives us oxygen and home to half of the animals in world.

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I believe that the rainforest has economical social and environmental benefits. This includes having a positive impact on our wellbeing by providing us with oxygen. When we cut these trees down, it is limiting us to the amount of oxygen we will have if we keep cutting them down. Medication is a big health care product that has materials and minerals that are found in the rainforest. When talking about economical benefits, the rainforest is a benefit for tourism. This boosts the economy and helps stop deforestation.

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The Amazon is a diverse tropical ecosystem which deserves to be preserved. One of the most important reasons why the amazon should be preserved is due to exotic flora and fauna in which benefit humanity and the environment. Moreover, the amazon creates 6% of the worlds oxygen as it absorbs a surplus amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Additionally, 31,000,000 people reside and live within the Amazon, therefore they are forced to co-exist with the wildlife and the plants in the area, considering that they gain benefits from each other.
Economically, the amazon produces tourism for the countries in which the rainforests covers, primarily Brazil. In this case, the amazon provides a copious amount money for the countries.

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There are many reasons to why the Amazon rainforest is so valuable. These are the main reasons: Economic, Environmental, locally and globally. Firstly, it is vital economically as it contributes to 8.2 billion dollars a year in Brazil, including (rubber and timber) being one of the biggest producers for natural rubber, additionally providing the local region with income through the tourism industry. Secondly, it is environmentally as it is home to 10% percent of earth's animals and 50% of earth's plants, not forgetting the fact that it helps regulate the entire planet's atmosphere, capturing 5 billion tons of Co2.