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Meanings of tropical forests in English

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Usage of tropical forests in English
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The African forest elephant is a smaller species that inhabits tropical forests.
Radio NZ
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Here, carbon can be sequestered 40 times faster than in tropical forests.
The Guardian
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Indonesia has huge tracts of tropical forests but a rapid deforestation rate.
Reuters
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That doesn't mean climate change won't affect tropical forests of today.
Wired
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Conversion of tropical forests is among the primary causes of global environmental change.
Pubmed
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Indonesia has huge swathes of tropical forests and large areas of carbon-rich peatland.
Reuters
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The species is native to the tropical forests of eastern Madagascar.
The Irish Times
8
Go into the tropical forests, and see the exuberant growth of everything there.
The Authoritative Life of General William Booth, Founder of the ...
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For a school project, I made a video on tropical forests.
Wired
10
Indonesia's tropical forests represent some of the most diverse habitats on the planet.
The Guardian
11
Huge ants, the kind that must only live in tropical forests.
Revival
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They stash carbon 40 times faster than tropical forests can.
The Guardian
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In the tropical forests of Madagascar, there lives a very peculiar kind of bat.
Wired
14
CARBON Now investors are circling a possible new market meant to help preserve tropical forests.
Reuters
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But that's a small subset of the thousands of species found in tropical forests today.
Wired
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In recent years, palm oil development in Malaysia and Indonesia has devastated tropical forests there.
Reuters
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