letter to Mr. Cuttatree

Dear Mr. Cuttatree


I heard that you are thinking about cutting lots of trees in the rainforest and building the uppity resort.I know you should not because by cutting all these trees we will have a massive loss of oxygen,green house gasses will expand and there will be a massive animal extinction.

 My first reason you should not build your resort is by cutting down the trees there will be a massive loss of oxygen. This will happen because the leaves make photosynthesis which produces glucose and it "feeds" the mitochondria which produces oxygen.If you cut the trees down there will be a massive loss in oxygen.

 My second reason you should not build your resort is by cutting down the trees there will be a massive expand in green house gasses.This will happen because when they grow the trees remove carbon dioxide and replace it with oxygen which also prevents climate change.So if you cut down the trees there will be a massive expand in green house gasses.

 My third reason you should not build your resort is by cutting down the trees there could be a massive extinction of animals.This will happen because the trees provide food and shelter for the animals.So if you cut the trees the animals will have no shelter or food from the trees.

So Mr. Cuttatree I hope these are enough reasons to stop you from building your resort
massive oxygen loss,green house gasses expanding, and massive  animal extinction. 
So I hope you do not  build your resort because of these reasons.
Sincerely,
Riccardo

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