Question 3 The destruction of the worlds forest is inevitable as our need for land and food grows.

Do you agree?

Our world is dying. Her sacrifices to the men are not valuable. Men who have given food and place by the world are the bandits. Huh! Lots of immoral activities have done by men to the Mother Nature. Can she be able to survive?

Our world is depending so much to its precious forest. Forests has chill up the earth with it greenery leaves and shady woods. Oh yes! Men are really enjoyed watching that leaves and the woods. However, greenery woods do have its price. And that has lure man to be selfish. So, yes I am agree that our need for land and food have great negative impact to the worlds forest.

The condition of the environment today is well known to all and sundry. Deforestation, global warming, climate change, toxic pollution, and many more harmful phenomena, have spread all over the world at a pace so fast that the people of the world have had no time to react to it effectively. All over, the loss of greenery, fresh air to breathe and clean water to drink is striking at the very heart of humanity. Humans however, have only themselves to blame.

Rapid industrial development, expansion of civilisations by eradicating more and more natural life and the basic callousness towards natural resources, have led the world to the current situations.

Furthermore, the increase of world population also has given impact to the destruction to forest. According to WHO, 19 million children will be born each months. And, for sure there will be another 19 million more people that need a home, food, and