Dear Governor,
I am writing to persuade you to make laws to control trees cutting down responsibly and to reverse the destruction from mass deforestation in the Amazon Rainforest. Do you know how important rainforests are and how many animal species there are left in the Amazon Rainforest? Amazon First City must not be a part of this destruction.
Our society has been cutting down trees in the rainforest and now, less and less animals are living there. Last year, there were one hundred thousand species living in this massive forest. Now, there are only ten thousand. I ask you to please look at the BBC news and see the pain and suffering from our beloved animals. Clearly, you can see animals suffering, and less of them are appearing around rainforests.
Furthermore, trees can help the environment reduce carbon dioxide, but if you decide to cut down the innocent trees, the carbon dioxide inside them will release, causing global warming.
Maybe, the trees that are cut down have only lived for a couple of years and cutting them down is stopping them growing fully. This might encourage other people to do the same thing and harm nature even more. I would like you to control the woodcutters not to cut down young trees.
Governor, as the considerate authority, I am sure that you will make the right decision to stop cutting down young trees, to limit the number of trees being cut down every year and to plant more trees for animals to live in.
Yours Sincerely,
Tom
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