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Question 1

Introduction

Topic sentence

Answer 1

• Deforestation is killing the Amazon rainforest, human activities ripped the forest of its natural resources.

Question 2

Introduction
3 points

Answer 2

• What is the Amazon rainforest’s issue
• How is the issue affecting the rainforest
• Future forecast

Question 3

T1
Topic sentence

Answer 3

The Amazon rainforest is dying, 18% of it is gone and it is estimated to completely disfunction after reaching its 20% threshold.

Question 4

T1
Explain

The Amazon rainforest is dying, 18% of it is gone and it is estimated to completely disfunction after reaching its 20% threshold.

Answer 4

This means that it is more crucial than ever to maintain and regulate human activities within the forest, but first we need to understand what is happening within the trees.

Question 5

T1
Example

Answer 5

• In 1970s the first wave of deforestation happened due to the military regime seeing a profit in it.
• The government gave out free land to people willing to move into the forest
• The immigration caused activities like illegal mining, logging, cattle farming, and soybean farming which all were heavily associated with deforestation.

Question 6

T1
Analysis

• In 1970s the first wave of deforestation happened due to the military regime seeing a profit in it.
• The government gave out free land to people willing to move into the forest
• The immigration caused activities like illegal mining, logging, cattle farming, and soybean farming which all were heavily associated with deforestation.

Answer 6

• The government begin creating policies that would bring in more people which is not healthy for the forest as it is not meant to be a habitat for a huge population with industrialised ways that would cause pollution and deforestation.
• These people were usually farmers and they needed to expand their land so they would burn the forest down, it released huge amounts carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. The now-ready land would then be used for more industrial purposes, further increasing the greenhouse gas output.
• The illegal mining, logging, cattle farming, and soybean farming contributed to the deforestation of the forest, it caused people to chase profits due to greed and put their desires on top of the forest’s life.

Question 7

T1
Summary

The Amazon rainforest is dying, 18% of it is gone and it is estimated to completely disfunction after reaching its 20% threshold.

Answer 7

The Amazon forest is facing a huge issue of deforestation, as mentioned previously, the forest is estimated to be gone soon if the level of deforestation continues at a constant rate. This will mean disastrous consequences.

Question 8

T2
Topic sentence

Answer 8

The effect of deforestation on the Amazon forest is immeasurable and tangible.

Question 9

T2
Explain

The effect of deforestation on the Amazon rainforest is immeasurable and tangible.

Answer 9

The consequences have already bit back at us with an increase in CO2 emissions and global warming is our best evidence.

Question 10

T2
Examples

Answer 10

• The loss of trees means less trees to turn CO2 into oxygen
• Loss of species and their habitats mean a disturbance in the ecosystem
• The rights of indigenous people are ignored and trampled upon

Question 11

T2
Analyse

• The loss of trees means less trees to turn CO2 into oxygen
• Loss of species and their habitats mean a disturbance in the ecosystem
• The rights of indigenous people are ignored and trampled upon

Answer 11

• Trees are important in controlling the Co2 in our atmosphere, it absorbs carbon emissiosn and turn it into fresh oxygen that we all need to survive. Without the biggest rainforest of earth, we will certainly see a rise in global warming caused by increased concentrations of carbon dioxide.
• 1 in 10 species resides within the Amazon, if those species are going to be extinct it will mean a huge disruption in our current ecosystem. In order for an ecosystem to thrive it needs to have many different species because if a disease spread among certain species the whole food chain won’t just collapse due to the endangered species.
• The indigenous population are unheard by the government as people continously burnt off the forest, if the forest is gone not only will they have to become climate refugees but also lose the important forest that have historically been intertwined with their culture. It means that despite the fact that tribes in the forest aren’t the cause of Amazon’s rainforest imminent collapse, they will be the ones who suffer the most.

Question 12

T2
Summary

The effect of deforestation on the Amazon forest is immeasurable and tangible.

Answer 12

The effects of deforestation in the Amazon Rainforest has had a negative impact on every population residing within it. Illegal fires in the forest burnt off the trees and the rights of animals and people. If this trend continues, scientists have already estimated a possible future..

Question 13

T3
Topic sentence

Answer 13

The future of Amazon Rainforest has already been calculated by scientists from all over the world.

Question 14

T3
Explain

The future of Amazon Rainforest has already been calculated by scientists from all over the world.

Answer 14

All of the data leads to a singular answer, the Amazon Ranforest will die even the most optimistic views still involved the rainforest dead in a 100 years.

Question 15

T3
Example

Answer 15

• 30%-60% of the rainforest will become a dry savanah
• it will vanish in a 100 years at its current rate
• The tipping point is predicted to come after 40 more years, which isn’t that long actually.