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The Amazon rainforest is important economically because it helps produce rubber and timber and poorest countries get money from it as well

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5 million species of insects

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The rainforest contributes about $8.2 billion a year to Brazil's economy. It also removes CO2 from the environment. The rainfall in the rainforest also  flows directly into the ocean, maintaining extremely important ocean currents, controlling the regional climate.

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The Amazon rainforest is important because it helps regulate the world's oxygen and carbon dioxide levels. It is thought to be a 'carbon sink', meaning that it stores lots of carbon dioxide. It is also home to many indigenous groups. Many medicines come from the Amazon.

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The amazon rainforest is important because the trees hold up a lot of carbon dioxide and release oxygen into the atmosphere, helping global climate.

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The Amazon is important because it is home to 40,000 different plant species and approximately 2.5 million insects species.

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The Amazon is important because it provides resources for the local area

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It produces food medicine and oxygen

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The Amazon is so important because it helps clean the Earth's atmosphere with oxygen, it helps with the country's economy since it's a popular place to travel to, and its home to a variety of species including humans

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The Amazon is important because nearly 3 million people live near the region, including 400 tribes with 1 million indigenous people.

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It produces 6 percent of the world oxygen.

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The Amazon is important because many species have the rainforest as their home and a lot of endangered animals live there.

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It is important because it gives people oxygen and provides job opportunities for people.

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The amazon is important because trees produce oxygen and so without the amazon, there would be less trees. But also it takes away carbon dioxide from the atmosphere which would help fight global warming. The plants found in the rainforest can also be used for medicine and to treat terminal diseases such as leukaemia and types of cancer. The amazon might also produce tourism which makes money for local businesses.

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It is important because it is home to many plants that can be used for medicine and also it is home to people and if it disappears these people will be left with no homes.

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The Amazon Rainforest is important because it stabilizes the climate around the world and it also slows down global warming as it absorbs carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

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The Amazon is important because it contains many different unique species of animals and plants

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The Amazon Rainforest provides the basic ingredients for over 25% of all prescription drugs

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It encourages tourism and allows local people jobs.  It is a source for plants with medicinal properties such as Wasai or Sodo. It regulates the atmosphere and helps protect against floods or droughts.

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The amazon rain forest is important because it serves a huge role in the production of oxygen in the planet and it is home to more than half of the world's plant species.

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