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Huge waves caused by a hurricane produce floods and strong winds that can destroy life and the surrounding area. In addition, hurricanes are capable of producing high winds that can topple down trees and uproot them.***What else can you add onto this? it’s about how hurricanes can lead to ***deforestation***

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The related events of a deforestation caused by a hurricane are linked to the force of the wind, eventual rainstorm, velocity of wind, and other eventual effect from the original hurricane. These effects cause the information that you already put in the text which are direct related to the topple down and uproot of trees and bushes in the flores. You can add the land damage because of the moviment and flooding of the soil, as well as a consequence of the damage in the local vegetation.

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