In some parts of the world, rain forests arc being cut down to make land available for farms. How does the loss of these trees affect carbon dioxide and oxygen in the atmosphere?

A. It increases both carbon dioxide and oxygen.

B. It decreases boch carbon dioxide and oxygen.

C. It increases carbon dioxide and decreases oxygen

D. It decreases carbon dioxide and increases oxygen.

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Yuliana Chung

Geography

1 August, 01:22

In some parts of the world, rain forests arc being cut down to make land available for farms. How does the loss of these trees affect carbon dioxide and oxygen in the atmosphere?

A. It increases both carbon dioxide and oxygen.

B. It decreases boch carbon dioxide and oxygen.

C. It increases carbon dioxide and decreases oxygen

D. It decreases carbon dioxide and increases oxygen.

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Kinley Gordon · Answer 1

c

Explanation:

the rainforests are responsible for creating oxygen which uses up carbon dioxide in the process. Carbon dioxide is the waste product of humans and the rainforests are responsible for turning it in to the necessary oxygen.