In some regions of the world, forests are cut down and then burned to create room for farmland. how might this local environmental change affect people living on the east coast of the united states?

It could contribute to rising temperatures and rising sea levels.

The eastern coastal parts of United States is mostly facing a lot of problems such as the increasing temperature, soil erosion, and less amount of rainfall, due to the deforestation process and burning down of trees in order to create spaces for the cultivation of crops and also for the construction purposes.

The tropical rainforests of South America produces about 20-25% of the earth's total oxygen amount but they are drastically decreasing due to the cutting down of trees every year.

Due to the less amount of rainfall also, these regions are not able to grow proper amount of crops, thereby responsible for the lesser production of food items.

Thus, the people living in this regions are highly affected.

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1. efficient use of space

2. elimination of groundwater contamination

3. energy generation

4. lower carbon footprint