Why are rain forests important to the world?

Species found in the rain forest have been used for medical purposes.

Rain forests are the natural habitat for 30 percent of the world's plant and animal species.

Rain forests are a valuable food source for the world.

Rain forests increase greenhouse gases.

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Isabel Santana

14 October, 14:24

Why are rain forests important to the world?

Species found in the rain forest have been used for medical purposes.

Rain forests are the natural habitat for 30 percent of the world's plant and animal species.

Rain forests are a valuable food source for the world.

Rain forests increase greenhouse gases.

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Eileen Hanson · Answer 1

The correct answer is rain forests increase greenhouse gases. I know for sure it's not the first or third answer. Rain forests are the habitats for many animal and plants but I'm pretty sure its over 50% not 30%.

Why are rain forests important to the world?Species found in the rain forest have been used for medical purposes.Rain forests are the natural habitat for 30 percent of the world's plant and animal species.Rain forests are a valuable food source for the world.Rain forests increase greenhouse gases.