the only place in th United states that where here is a rain forest?
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Alaska, Washington, Oregon, California, Hawaii, and several of the Pacific island territories/dependencies.
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Rain.  Rain. Rain. Rain.  It's a RAIN forest!\n\nThose ghetto types don't like to get wet, so it's name is of Native American origin.  So it's not that "ho"! \n\nHa ha!
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temperate_rainforest
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No, the rainiest place in the United States is Mt. Waialeale, Kauai, Hawaii (32-year avg), 460 in. (1,168 cm).\n\nAlabama is not the wettest state either.\n\nAs you can see from the map in the third source here, the rainiest areas of the continental US are on the Pacific Coast.
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United States Of America.
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The best place is anywhere, but the USA.
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try http://www.fs.fed.us/r9/forests/marktwain/maps/
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Redmond, Washington, USA\n\nWashington State, not DC
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We vacationed in the redwoods in northern California last summer. We camped in Del Norte Coast state park. It was beautiful and a very nice campground. There was a lot to see and do in the area around Crescent City.
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united  states  of  america.
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The Amazon! In South America. Plenty of animals and plants. Oh, and natives! :-)
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Just about anywhere in the U.S. in this day and age.
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This question has been in debate of decades.  Part of the issue is WHERE the logging is occurring.  In the Rain Forest when clear-cut occurs, the lush undergrowth groud is exposed for farming purposes.  Then in a few years the ground has been over-cultivated and unusable, and then more rain forrest has to be cut down. \n\nThere is no instruction on how to use those lands safely and conservatively.\n\nIn the United States, we have one of the largest programs of conservation and revitalization after tree harvesting.  For every acre cut another acre is planted with seedlings.  In fact the United States has THE largest amount of land set aside for State parks, National Parks and reserved conservation lands in the world.\n\nLogging hurts the environment when no effort is taken to replant or carefully guage where the cutting is done, in what patterns, etc.  You can't just go in and clear cut an entire forest and expect no damage.  \n\nHere is information on the process:\n\nhttp://fwie.fw.vt.edu/rhgiles/trevey/Clearcut_SquareKnot.htm
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USA#Geography
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Taiga (also referred to as boreal forest or coniferous forest) is a biome characterized by evergreen cone-bearing trees with needle-like leaves. Mostly these are in the pine Family. Most of Canada and Russia is covered by this beautiful though not extremely productive type of ecosystem.
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Just the Jungles.\nNo land is free in this world.\nThanks to USA.
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Temperate Forest.  I'm 100% sure about this, because I LIVE THERE!\n\nPlease vote for the best answer!