What will most likely be the result of destroying the rain forest for timber harvesting and creating farmland?
A.
an improvement of local water supplies as the soil is stabilized and decaying vegetation from the trees disappears
B.
an increase in the populations of underpopulated areas of Earth, which should ease overcrowding in more populated areas of the planet
C.
a decrease in biodiversity caused by loss of habitat and increased global warming
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