What is more important the Coral Reef or the Tropical Rainforest?

1. What is more important: Coral Reef or Tropical
Rainforest?
Personally, I think the Coral Reef and the Tropical Rainforests are equally important.
The Coral Reef helps our global system because it absorbs all the carbon dioxide that
is causing Global warming. They also protects land from strong winds and storms.
Another reason why, is it produces food for animals such as lobsters. They are also a
massive tourist attraction. Also they are a source of biodiversity. If we didn’t have the
Coral Reef many plants and animals would die. Some people say that they can be
used for medicines and for bone substitutes for certain incidents. Lastly they can be
an education tool because people can learn about biomes and their environment by
studying the reefs.
The Tropical Rainforest provides oxygen for us and the animals who habitat in it, and
it takes in the carbon dioxide that is causing Global Warming. They are a massive
source of biodiversity and culture diversity. Some people use them for food, timber,
medicines and travel.
The Coral Reef and the Tropical rainforests are very important to our world. However
we are really damaging them by throwing chemicals down the toilet, which then goes
into the Reefs. Also we are cutting about 6000 acres of land in the rainforests per
hour. If this keeps happening then animals will go to extinction and we would lose
about half the species of animals in the world. People are worrying about Global
Warming a way to help stop it is to stop damaging the Reefs and Rainforests. They are
vital us, but they are no use to us if we are keep damaging them.