Logging, mining, agriculture, and ranching are responsible for deforestation worldwide, which threatens rainforests. Amazonian rainforest losses have been on the rise for the past 50 years. About 17 percent of the rainforest has been destroyed. Approximately six per cent of Earth's land surface is covered with tropical rainforest.Brazil, which boasts more than half of the Amazon rainforest, and Indonesia account for 46 per cent of the primary (i.e. old growth, undisturbed) rainforest loss: the former is home to the Amazon rainforest, the latter contains palm oil, which makes most of the products you use in your everyday life. Other countries, including Colombia, Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, are experiencing considerable losses. In many cases, such as forested areas, the soil damage impedes the regeneration of rainforests, and the ecological diversity within them is irreplaceable.You can study all these to understand the concept of Tropical rainforests. You will get different study materials on the Vedantu website and app which will help you to understand this topic better.