1. Amazon Rainforest: The Amazon is one of the largest rainforests in the world and is home to hundreds of species. only the rain trees that live in this forest are called the lungs of the earth because they hold the earth we live in.
2. Biodiversity and Ecological Value: in this Amazon forest there are many species such as jaguars, sloths, countless birds, insects, and plants; not only in the Amazon there are all kinds of animals that live in the world; the trees of this forest act as a huge sponge of carbon dioxide; they absorb a lot of air and resist climate change in the atmosphere; and each species of forest plays an important role in biodiversity conservation as well as climate change adaptation.
3. Carbon Sequestration: Carbon Sequestration One of the most important functions of the Amazon rainforest is carbon sequestration. Through photosynthesis, trees and plants absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen, which is a major contributor to the oxygen supply of the earth.
This process regulates our climate and combats global warming. But deforestation and human activity disrupt this balance, releasing stored carbon into the atmosphere and causing climate change.
4. Threats to the Amazon: although the amazon forest is only scary, some people often cut down the forest to make a living, including businesses, etc. they just do this and cause many consequences, including climate change, extreme heat, etc. not only because it also causes displacement of people who are found on land and also causes fires.
5. Conservation and Sustainable Solutions: In the context of the conservation of the Amazon forest, the leaders and the indigenous people have taken measures to protect the forests and fight against loggers to protect the forests, the climate, and the environment in general.
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