reword this 1. The Brazilian government eases environmental laws to allow deforestation of the rainforest.
2. Large tracts of rainforest are cut down or burned to expand agriculture and stimulate the economy.
3. Loss of habitat and biodiversity occurs as numerous plant and animal species are displaced or go extinct.
4. Increased greenhouse gas emissions from burning and decreased carbon absorption from deforestation contribute to global warming and climate change.
5. Climate change negatively impacts local and global ecosystems, reduces agricultural productivity, and causes sea levels to rise, which can lead to flooding, displacement of populations, and economic disruption.
1. The environmental regulations in Brazil are relaxed by the government, granting permission for the deforestation of the rainforest.
2. Extensive portions of the rainforest are either cleared or set on fire in order to expand agriculture and boost the economy.
3. The displacement or extinction of numerous plant and animal species results in the loss of biodiversity and habitat.
4. As a consequence of the burning and reduced carbon absorption from deforestation, there is an increase in greenhouse gas emissions that contributes to global warming and climate change.
5. The negative impacts of climate change affect both local and global ecosystems, diminish agricultural productivity, and lead to rising sea levels, potentially resulting in flooding, displacing populations, and causing economic disruption.