These actions may also force the people of the areas to have to move away and live in an unfamiliar area of their country. They would have to start over from scratch. Not only are medical plants produced and extracted from the rainforest, but a large supply of rubber, chocolate and natural oils come from the rainforest. We have to have rubber for the making of tires, rubber bands, seals for household appliances and many more household objects and materials, phone cords, and so many more things, even ingredients for different materials. I wonder just how much chocolate is consumed every day and how many people are probably addicted or dependent upon chocolate or chocolate flavorings.
People use oils all the time.
The rainforest provides us with so many different resources and conditions that we all depend on for survival. When sections and mass areas of the rainforest are destroyed, these things are lost forever. There has to be some other place that can be turned into a subdivision, a factory or warehouse, a grocery store, a mall, or some other large industrial development. I know that these things are a necessity to our modern world, especially for the production of goods for our ever-developing family sizes. Another thing about he building of factories is the pollution they produce.