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The need for farmland in Brazil has led to the cutting of the rain forests in the Amazon. Cutting trees in the Amazon rain forest might have a global effect by

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  • decreasing the amount of fresh water
  • increasing the number of animal species
  • decreasing the average yearly temperatures
  • increasing carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere

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