Why would humans damage a rainforest ecosystem?

because there is too much rain in a rainforest

because they need land for farming

because the animals that live in the rainforest are pests

because the trees negatively affect the air that humans breathe

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Braylon Farley

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8 January, 22:16

Why would humans damage a rainforest ecosystem?

because there is too much rain in a rainforest

because they need land for farming

because the animals that live in the rainforest are pests

because the trees negatively affect the air that humans breathe

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Maxwell Harrison · Answer 1

Because they need land for farming obviously!

A. Does not matter what you tear down or grow, rain is still going to come no matter what.

C. Not necessarily. This is a great distractor answer for those who don't read closely.

D. Humans need trees to breathe!

Rodney Mason · Answer 2

Rodney Mason 8 January, 22:35

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They need land for farming

Why would humans damage a rainforest ecosystem?because there is too much rain in a rainforestbecause they need land for farmingbecause the animals that live in the rainforest are pestsbecause the trees negatively affect the air that humans breathe

Why would humans damage a rainforest ecosystem?

because there is too much rain in a rainforest

because they need land for farming

because the animals that live in the rainforest are pests

because the trees negatively affect the air that humans breathe