Explain how the destruction of forests affects atmospheric levels of carbon.

Destruction of forests affects the levels of atmospheric carbon in two ways. With less trees pulling carbon dioxide from the atmosphere during the process of photosynthesis, atmospheric levels of carbon will increase. Also, when forests are destroyed the carbon that is stored in trees enters the carbon cycle, ultimately reentering the atmosphere.

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