AMAZON RAINFOREST DESTRUCTION
🚫Stop the Destruction🚫
Destruction of Amazon Rainforest
Some of the reasons for the destruction for the rainforest are cattle ranching, logging, farming, mining, oil, and land. Cattle ranching and logging are the biggest reasons. Cattle ranching destroys land for farming and logging destroys land for greed. They either burn it or cut it down for their company.
Burning it
This is the amazon is being cut down and destroyed. The picture is taken encima de the scene.
Destroying by burning
The burning of the rainforest. The picture is taken from enfrente de the crime scene.
Land Gone
This is a view of how much land they have cut down and how much of the rainforest is gone. The picture is taken from encima de.
Logging Trucks
These trucks are taking the trees to another company. The picture is enfrente de of where the trucks are.
Above Destruction
The is encima de where the trees have been cleared for land.
Cattle Ranching
These cattle are on land where the trees were cut down for them to be on. The cattle are detras de the camera.
Amazon Rainforest deforestation
Deforestation🚫
The graph encima de shows the deforestation in the Amazon from 1991 to 2005.
Before and After
This is before the rainforest was destroyed and debacles de is after it was burned
Mining the Rainforest
This is a picture of the rainforest being cut down for companies to mine for things like oil and many others. These picture is taken from encima de.
Stop the madness.
Let's try and help the ink saint animals and the defestating construction.
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Info Cited
En.wikepedia.org
Rainforestmaker:tropicalrainforestdestructioninternational 2015
10/5/15
"Amazon destruction" Rhett Butler published 2010-2014
10-6-15
lflscience.com published September 23-2014
10-6-15
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🆒FUN FACTS?🆒
Most of human history, deforestation in the Amazon was primarily the product of subsistence farmers who cut down trees to produce crops for their families and local consumption. Durning the past 40 years, close to 20% of the Amazon rain forest has been cut down more than in all the previous 450 years since European colonization began. Since 1978 over 750,000 square kilometers 1,289,000 square miles of amazonrainforest has been distroyed across Brasil, Peru, Colombia, Bolivia, Venezuela, Suriname, Guyana, and French Guaina. Harvesting of timber to produce wood and paper products. Clearing land for farms, cash-crops, plantations, and cattle ranching.
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