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Biology, 12.08.2019 19:10, hpelir1282

5. how do developed nations such as the united states play a part in rainforest
destruction?
a they turn to nations with rain forests for raw materials.
b they try to protect endangered species that live in rain forests.
c they collect medicinal plants from rain forests.
d they send people to rain forests to build homes.

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