The preservation of our planet is of vital importance to our future and the amazon rainforest is one of the single most important and biodiverse areas of our planet to preserve. The Amazon contains more than 40,000 plant species, 3,000 freshwater fish species, and more than 370 reptile species.
The amazon produces 6% of the world's oxygen, meaning that for every hundred people in the world, 6 would not be able to breathe properly and either die or develop breathing related issues if the amazon were to be fully deforested. Due to the amazon being so unexplored, there could be so many more creatures and plants out there that could be gone before we know they even existed. Over the past 50 years, 17 percent of the Amazon rainforest has been cut down.
Overall, the Amazon is one of the most beautiful and biodiverse areas on our planet, and is very important to the species of our planet. If the Amazon continues to be deforested at this rate, by 2064, the only place this beautiful forest could be found is people’s hearts, minds, pictures and fantasies.
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December 1, 2021
The reception of this initiative has been truly remarkable. It is clear that the preservation of our forests is a priority for those who value our collective future.
27 Comments
stop cutting down the trees its so sad
how do we actually stop them though???
do it for the monkeys and the plants
PLEASE DONT DESTROY THE AMAZON
we need the oxygen lol
save the forest
help earth
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The preservation of our planet is of vital importance to our future and the amazon rainforest is one of the single most important and biodiverse areas of our planet to preserve. The Amazon contains more than 40,000 plant species, 3,000 freshwater fish species, and more than 370 reptile species.
The amazon produces 6% of the world's oxygen, meaning that for every hundred people in the world, 6 would not be able to breathe properly and either die or develop breathing related issues if the amazon were to be fully deforested. Due to the amazon being so unexplored, there could be so many more creatures and plants out there that could be gone before we know they even existed. Over the past 50 years, 17 percent of the Amazon rainforest has been cut down.
Overall, the Amazon is one of the most beautiful and biodiverse areas on our planet, and is very important to the species of our planet. If the Amazon continues to be deforested at this rate, by 2064, the only place this beautiful forest could be found is people’s hearts, minds, pictures and fantasies.
Make sure to also sign our other petition on:
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December 1, 2021
The reception of this initiative has been truly remarkable. It is clear that the preservation of our forests is a priority for those who value our collective future.
27 Comments
i need this for my bio project thanks
stop cutting down the trees its so sad
how do we actually stop them though???
do it for the monkeys and the plants
PLEASE DONT DESTROY THE AMAZON
we need the oxygen lol
save the forest
help earth
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i need this for my bio project thanks