even if it is carbon neutral its still affecting the weather patterns for the reasons explained in the above links. there destruction is changing the weather patterns, climate change.
again you had better go and tell Greenpeace they are wrong
When they're destroyed through logging or burning, this carbon is released into the atmosphere as the climate changing greenhouse gas, carbon dioxide. The destruction of forests is responsible for up to a fifth of the world's greenhouse gas emissions - more than every plane, car, truck, ship and train on the planet combined.
Forests also regulate water flow and rainfall so we depend on them to grow our crops and food. The loss of forest in one part of the world can have severe impacts in another; forest loss in Amazonia and Central Africa can severely reduce rainfall in the USA Midwest, for example.
http://www.greenpeace.org/international/en/campaigns/forests/
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