On having enough oxygen and carbon dioxide from the rainforests: What should humans and animals do about it today?
We should live our lives as humans with enough clean air. And humans should constantly think about what is happening to the rainforest and why! And this is because there should be sustainable development about many things – plants, animals and humans – on the earth.
We have several international agreements that protect the life of the species we find on the earth. And as humans, we can use our intellectual capacity and rationality to do things on earth even better. Humans need fresh and free air to breathe within, and we should use the planet carefully, and taking care of it for our generation and for the generations to come in the future!
Where do we really find the rainforests on the planet? Is it just restricted to Amazon and Brazil? There are several rainforests on the planet that are contributed to the humanity, and to have this good air to breathe in in our bodies. The largest rainforests are in the Amazon River Basin (South America), the Congo River Basin (western Africa), and throughout much of southeast Asia. Smaller rainforests are located in Central America, Madagascar, Australia and nearby islands, India, and other locations in the tropics. Therefore, we find rainforests on several continents, and we should take care of the rainforests, and we should make sure that they are not burn to pieces.
When being at earth, we are breathing air with both oxygen and carbon dioxide. And the quality of the air determines how long we are living, since the good climate in the Caucasus implies that people are living even longer than other places on the globe, and some of them are living 150 years in the Caucasus. So, the next Nobel Prize in chemistry should be about living just with oxygen, and living many years, or living much longer than now. The problem with carbone dioxide is that it is asphyxiating. And therefore, we die earlier than when the conditions around the humans in questions are optimal!
Brazil has the largest rainforest in the world, The Amazon Rainforest, the largest rainforest in the world, is mostly in Brazil. Brazil has 1.2 million square miles of tropical rainforest, the most of any country in the world. The rainforests of the Congo became nearly mythical thanks to Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness. And this means that Brazil is the country we are thinking about when coming to the rainforests. We need the rainforests in the world to breathe better and to live better when living. And we cannot risk that the rainforests are burning down, because we need as many rainforests we can, also in the future. But in addition to these forests, we have the photosynthesis on the planet. And this means that plants and trees provide us with enough quality air!
As well as the vivid beauty that comes with great diversity in plants and animals, rainforests also play a practical role in keeping our planet healthy. By absorbing carbon dioxide and releasing the oxygen that we depend on for our survival. The absorption of this CO2 also helps to stabilize the Earth's climate. We therefore need the rainforests in addition to the natural processes going on in nature with the plants and the trees wherever you are. But we should take care of the rainforests, and not reduce them too much now, because there are coming people after us, and they also deserve a pleasant and good life on the blue planet. And why our planet is called for blue, is that there are most oceans on the earth. And humans need oxygen to live – at earth, in the oceans, in the lakes, in the rivers, and in the universe. So, the conditions for humans, plants, trees and animals should be sustainable, in such ways that we think of and take care of the places we are visiting from time to time.
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I agree to what have you point out in this blog. We can't deny that we are affected by climate change. I lived on a country were it is usual to have a longer seasons of typhoons. I observed that a lot of typhoons to date are stronger than those the previous years. Maybe it is due to climate change. What we can do is to promote the conservation of rainforest across the globe and protect it from illegal loggers and miners who want to devour it. Climate change is a pressing problem and our best shot to combat it is to preserve our rainforest and try to plant more trees.
Good post to reflect and certainly to be aware of the various problems that are waving around in terms of oxygen. As human evolution has advanced, nature has been affected too much in addition to the forest fires in the Amazon rainforests causing the loss of many sources of clean and pure oxygen.
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