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Rain forests are being cut down at an increasing rate. how does this affect the oxygen-carbon dioxide cycle?

Rain forests are being cut down at an increasing rate. how does this affect the oxygen-carbon dioxide cycle?
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rain forests are being cut down at an increasing rate. how does this affect the oxygen-carbon dioxide cycle?

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yes, as clear-cutting wipes out oxygen from the atmosphere, carbon dioxide becomes more abundant.
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