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The document discusses the importance of saving the rainforest, which is described as very hot, wet, beautiful, and filled with many plant and animal species across multiple layers of trees and vegetation. It notes that failing to save the rainforest could lead to losing species, medicines, oxygen, and fruits and vegetables. The document suggests ways to save the rainforest such as recycling, using less plastic and recycled paper, and not polluting. It argues that the rainforest is worth saving to protect medicines, beauty, resources, fuel, charcoal, and paper production.
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