The Importance Of Ramstad School

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I think Ramstad School should give the money we raise to the rainforest foundation, because this is a very exposed area, where thousands of trees and plants get cut down every day. It is very awful, and the rainforest is important for all over the world.
The rainforest gets ruined more and more for each day passing by. Every time a tree or plant gets destroyed, a little piece of the environment gets worse. The climate gets warmer, and it dies over 260 million people in the rainforest every year. 80 % of the world`s animal and plant life dies.
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To avoid this, they take contact with people that live in the rainforest. They give them a chance to be able to say no, if someone is going to cut down trees. I think this will affect the aspect to those who cut down the trees, and that they maybe will see how this affects the peoples that actually lives there. They also support programs including the rainforest theme.
Ramstad School is getting iPad`s in 2016. I am very excited and stoked for this, because it means that less paper will be used. It is important to keep the nature. That is what everybody says, but no one actually does something about. Well, I think it is time for a change. Therefore, Ramstad School should give the money we raise to the rainforest foundation and we will be one step closer to save the rainforest. We will also have two reasons to say we have helped the nature, being proud. I sent you this letter so you maybe would see some different aspects about this foundation, and you maybe would choose to give the money to the rainforest. I really hope you choose this foundation, and that you realize how important this

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