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July 27, 2012. Gold, copper, diamonds, and other precious metals and gemstones are important resources that are found in rainforests around the world. Extracting these natural resources is frequently a destructive activity that damages the rainforest ecosystem and causes problems for people living nearby and downstream from mining operations.
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Earth's crust contains many minerals and other materials that are useful to people. To get these valuable natural resources, people must dig into the ground. The holes that they dig are called mines. Some mines are narrow shafts, or tunnels, that go very deep underground. Other mines are large open pits, like canyons. The people who work in ...
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More than 20 percent of the Amazon rainforest is already gone, and much more is severely threatened as the destruction continues. It is estimated that the Amazon alone is vanishing at a rate of 20,000 square miles a year. If nothing is done to curb this trend, the entire Amazon could well be gone within fifty years.
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Rainforests are essential to life on Earth. Not only do they provide air, water, medicine, food, and shelter for people and animals, they are also one of our best natural defenses against the climate crisis due to their role in the carbon cycle. We've curated some facts about rainforest and its inhabitants for you to share with friends, use ...
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4. Daintree Rainforest (Australia) The Daintree tropical rainforest is found on the northeast coast of Queensland, Australia, named after Richard Daintree, and covers around 2,600 km². The area between the Bloomfield River and Mossman Gorge is entirely covered by the forest and also has the Daintree National Park. Its main river is the Daintree River.
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Rainforest, luxuriant forest, generally composed of tall, broad-leaved trees and usually found in wet tropical uplands and lowlands around the Equator. Rainforests usually occur in regions where there is a high annual rainfall of generally more than 1,800 mm (70 inches) and a hot and steamy climate.
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2. To save the Rainforest, Remove (or Limit) Meat From Your Diet. You don't have to eat meat in order to have a balanced diet. (Photo: CC0 Public Domain / Pexels - Ella Olsson ) In the last 50 years, global meat production has almost quadrupled. This is problematic for both human health, and the health of the rainforests.
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The 'typical' tropical rainforest is known as a lowland tropical rainforest. Here the temperature is high, rain falls for much of the year, and the atmosphere is humid. Montane rainforests are found at higher altitudes. They are cooler, and are often covered in mist. For this reason, they are often known as ' cloud forests '.
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4. A tree known as the idiot fruit grows in Australia 's Daintree rainforest. 5. The rhinoceros hornbill from southeast Asian rainforests has a hornlike structure on its head that looks like an extra beak! 6. Rainforests get at least 250cm of rain a year. Sometimes it's almost double that at 450cm.
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