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The Importance of Forests

Forests cover 31% of the Earth's land and are vital for biodiversity, housing over 80% of terrestrial species. They play a crucial role in climate regulation, water cycles, and provide essential resources. Protecting forests is critical for the survival of species and the well-being of human communities.

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The Importance of Forests

Forests cover 31% of the Earth's land and are vital for biodiversity, housing over 80% of terrestrial species. They play a crucial role in climate regulation, water cycles, and provide essential resources. Protecting forests is critical for the survival of species and the well-being of human communities.

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The Importance of Forests

Forests are essential to life on Earth. They cover about 31% of the planet's land area and are
home to more than 80% of the terrestrial species of animals, plants, and fungi.

Key Points:

- Forests act as carbon sinks, helping to mitigate climate change.

- They provide habitat for biodiversity.

- Forests regulate water cycles and prevent soil erosion.

- They supply resources like timber, medicine, and food.

Conclusion:

Protecting forests ensures the survival of countless species and the well-being of human
communities.

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