Number 13, exercise 22.0:05
Listen to the final part of the text and try to read it in the same manner.0:10
It is not just animals that are in danger.0:19
The world had over 9 million square kilometres of forests.0:24
This is a lot of trees and also a lot of different species of trees, but they are disappearing fast.0:29
Every day we use paper and cardboard, both made from wood.0:38
We use different kinds of wood in furniture and in other ways.0:43
Every year, over 100,000 square kilometers of forests are cleared for different uses.0:48
And a lot of forests are so badly damaged that they will hardly be able to recover if we go on like this.0:56
By the time you are as old as your grandparents are now, all the forests on Earth can be destroyed.1:04
This includes rainforests in South America, Africa and Asia.1:12
The huge forests help us to control the world's weather and to produce much of the oxygen in the air.1:18
There are many illnesses which we still cannot cure.1:26
There are old ones like cancer, and new ones like aids.1:31
It may be that the medicines we need will be discovered in wild plants, in savannas, deserts or rainforests.1:36
If we destroy these places, we will never find the cure.1:45
So you see that it is not just children who need a healthy space to live and grow.1:50
If we want our lives to be healthy and interesting, a lot of other creatures and plants need growing space too.1:57
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