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Why are forests known as ‘the lungs of earth’?

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Answered by moonstarpiu

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Because they produce and provide oxygen.

Answered by Anonymous

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Answer: Forests contain trees in huge amount and due to this they absorb very large amount of carbon dioxide and give out (Breathe out/exhale) Oxygen in huge amount too.Hence they are called as the lungs of earth.

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