In what ways might the loss of vegetation as a result of deforestation affect the atmosphere balance

The deforestation is the removal of forests and trees.

The result of deforestation is the loss of vegetation. Forests and trees are very important in the process of using the carbon dioxide through the photosynthesis. They balance the amount of carbon dioxide in the air.

So, deforestation affects the atmosphere balance because it increase the amount of carbon dioxide releases in the atmosphere. This carbon dioxide holds the heat in the air and leads to global warming.