Although many foods come from the rainforest, we are able to grow some of them ______ of the forest, in greenhouses and plantations.

Extreme weather and __________ could destroy the forest eventually anyway; it makes sense to make use of its resources now, before it is too late.

Even if trees are replanted, they take years to _________, especially hardwoods.

We get a lot of our food from the rainforest, such as banana, coffee, rice, potatoes, nuts, oranges and figs. Without the forest, these will not be found in ______..

The machinery used in ___________ also adds to carbon emissions.

A lot of logging is done __________, in areas where cutting down the forest is not permitted.

Making use of the rainforest provides the human race with fuel, wood, paper, land for farming, space for mining and areas for cattle _________.

Where trees have been _________, new ones can be replanted.

The Amazon rainforest is the world’s largest ______ rainforest. It is so big that the UK and Ireland would fit inside it seventeen times.

There are special, protected ______ of the rainforest where cutting down trees is not permitted.

The trees help to control the climate and water cycle. Without the trees, the ‘_________’ will be worsened and the rivers in South America could change beyond recognition.

With no trees to anchor it down, loose soil is being washed into ______ and polluting them with silt.