The Amazon Rainforest spans across eight countries, holds half of the world’s terrestrial animal species, and stores 123 billions tonnes of carbon. Rainforests around the world are being destroyed, while others are being restored. What makes a forest fit for destruction or restoration?
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The Amazon Rainforest spans across eight countries, holds half of the world’s terrestrial animal species, and stores 123 billions tonnes of carbon. Rainforests around the world are being destroyed, while others are being restored. What makes a forest fit for destruction or restoration? The post Rainforests: Destruction and Restoration first appeared on green❀me.

The Amazon Rainforest spans across eight countries, holds half of the world’s terrestrial animal species, and stores 123 billions tonnes of carbon. Rainforests around the world are being destroyed, while others are being restored. What makes a forest fit for destruction or restoration?
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Rainforests: Destruction and Restoration

The greenme podcast series is here to spotlight environmental problems and show how you can make small changes that can make a big difference on the planet. Each short episode covers issues such as fast fashion, the food industry, consumer culture, and their implications on planet Earth. Learn how aspects of your daily life affect the environment and ask yourself “how can I green-me?”

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