From Science Daily (Sept. 5, 2012)
it is said that Deforestation can have a significant effect on the rainfall in
the Tropics research confirms. People Living in the Amazon and the Congo
forests have devastating impacts. Researchers estimate from combining
observational data with predictions that the destruction of tropical forests
would reduce rain from across the Amazon Basin by up to 21% in the dry season of
2050. Plants but moisture back in the air called evapotranspiration, but the
quantity and geological reach of rainfall by large forests has until now been
unclear and uncertian. Using newly available NASA satellite the team had made
observations of rainfall and vegetation. As well they they used a model to
predict atmospheric wind flow patterns, so they can see the impact of Earths
tropical forests.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/09/120905135008.thm
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