There isn't an actuall date for this problem, it has been a problem since the day we started cutting down trees for land and wood.
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All of the cities, towns ect: have destroyed the rainforest, with high demand of items that are made from materials from the rainforest, demand for beef has risen so they need more area for the cows to live in so they cut down the rainforest, soy beans take up alot of room that the rainforest could of covered. So in conclusion all of the cities have destroyed the rainforest
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well, for a first, not only are the rainforests getting destroyed but our human and animal species population is being destroyed. don't you think that that's a pretty fair call shanika,13,albury
The Amazon rainforest produced 20% of the entire world's oxygen, as it is rich in plants. When it's being destroyed, the oxygen levels will affect us. 25% of all pharmaceutical drugs come from the plants in the rainforest. 99% of the rainforest has yet to been tested. Scientists know of potential ingredients that can be found in the rain forests that can create drugs to treat cancer, Alzheimer's, AIDS, and many others. Unfortunately, scientists also believe that all rain forests, including the Amazon, will be destroyed within the next 40 years (every second 1.5 acres are burned, logged, and/or cleared away.). So very likely, by the time we can actually find a cure for cancer or AIDs, the Amazon rainforest will be destroyed, because many landowners and timber harvesters believe the rainforest to be only as valuable as the resource inside of it. Cutting down any forest affects humans, and the natural cycles of all living things. At some point in the future we as humans may upset the natural balance of the Earth, and cutting down forests may be taking us closer to upsetting that balance.
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Well, there is no definite answer to your question because the rainforest is being destroyed everyday. but currently, around %18 of the Amazon had been destroyed.
All of the cities, towns ect: have destroyed the rainforest, with high demand of items that are made from materials from the rainforest, demand for beef has risen so they need more area for the cows to live in so they cut down the rainforest, soy beans take up alot of room that the rainforest could of covered. So in conclusion all of the cities have destroyed the rainforest
They are destroyed for land use.
Rainforest is being destroyed due to logging and clearances for ranching, roads, agriculture and quarrying.
95 percent of the forest has been destroyed, there is a plant in there that can help to cure children leukemia and most of the animals are lemurs
YES but it will take years and years of effort an patience. Plant more trees, be green.
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Yes, the word "rainforest" is typically spelled as one word.
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I would have to say the Amazon, it's lost over 15% of it's trees since the past 30 years.
the rainforests have been destroyed for the past four years to create oil and gas exploration maps for western Brazil
14% of the world was originally covered in rainforest. Today, only 6% remains. It is true that most of this damage has been done in the last 50 years, and even more damage is projected for the future. 300 acres of remaining rainforest are destroyed per minute. Humankind has had a detrimental affect on the world's ecosystems and this destruction is extremely significant. 50% of all species make their homes in rainforests.